Central African Republic and France centre-forward Christopher Fourmy has joined Cetinkaya TSK from Lefke TSK on loan.
The 33-year-old striker’s move was completed on 27 August 2026, with the arrangement running until 30 May 2027. Fourmy is due to return to Lefke when the loan ends.
Fourmy moves to Cetinkaya after a second spell with Lefke, having rejoined the club from Naxxar Lions FC on a free transfer in January 2026. He had initially left Lefke in September 2025 before signing for Naxxar in the same season.
The striker’s recent career includes a productive period in France’s National 2, where he scored 22 goals in 48 appearances in Group B and added five assists. He also recorded 11 goals in 26 matches in Group C and six goals in six appearances in Group E.
Fourmy began his senior career with Chatellerault before moving to UES Montmorillon in July 2017. He later played for Trelissac FC, AS Vitre and Stade Poitevin, with each of those moves completed without a transfer fee.
The Begoua-born forward stands 1.90m tall and favours his left foot. His primary position is centre-forward, providing Cetinkaya with an experienced attacking option for the 2026-27 campaign.
Fourmy’s move to Cetinkaya is his latest club switch after a series of transfers between French and Cypriot football. His spell with Naxxar followed a brief period without a club, while his return to Lefke came after his earlier free transfer from Chatellerault in September 2024.
He now continues his career with Cetinkaya under a loan agreement that remains in place until 30 May 2027, when he is scheduled to go back to Lefke TSK.