Leeds United were left unhappy with Souleymane Doukara's attitude at the club before agreeing to terminate his contract.
The Whites have ended the striker's deal at Elland Road early and he has moved to Turkey with Osmanlispor on a two-year contract.
Doukara had just a year left on his contract with Leeds and had been out of favour with new head coach Thomas Christiansen this season.
According to the Yorkshire Evening Post, Leeds were left unimpressed with Doukara's attitude as he pushed to be allowed to move on.
The striker had been linked with a Championship stay at Barnsley, while Scottish giants Rangers were also showing interest in securing his signature.
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But Doukara has opted for Turkey, joining Osmanlispor on a free transfer.
He could make his debut for the club in their Turkish Super Lig fixture against Kayserispor this coming weekend, or alternatively his bow may come after the international break when Osmanlispor play host to Goztepe Izmir.
Doukara's first taste of taking on one of Turkey's big boys will come in November when Osmanlispor host Fenerbahce.
