26.05.2026 19:30
In Beşiktaş, which continues its search for a technical director ahead of the new season, the transfer planning is shaped according to the 10+4 foreign player rule, and the black-and-white team will part ways with 11 players.
Aiming for an absolute championship in the new season, Beşiktaş is preparing to make radical decisions in its squad structuring. The black-and-white management is undertaking a major purge in the foreign player rotation to comply with the 10+4 foreign player rule implemented by the Turkish Football Federation.
PARTING WAYS WITH 11 PLAYERS
According to Milliyet's report; Football Director Önder Özen, while continuing his search for a new head coach, has finalized the names to be sent off from the team. Accordingly, Beşiktaş will definitely part ways with exactly 11 foreign players.
4 LOAN PLAYERS BID FAREWELL
The purchase options for El Bilal Toure, Kristjan Asllani, Jota Silva, and goalkeeper Devis Vasquez, whose loan contracts ended with the black-and-white team, were not exercised. These 4 players, whose performances were deemed insufficient, have been completely bid farewell.
INCOME EXPECTED FROM UDUOKHAI AND RASHICA
28-year-old German defender Felix Uduokhai and 29-year-old Kosovan winger Milot Rashica, who are not included in the squad planning, have also been placed on the sales list. The management aims to generate a total transfer income of around 6-7 million euros for the club's treasury from the transfers of these two players.
RETURNEES FROM LOAN ALSO ON SALES LIST
Al Musrati, Amir Hadziahmetovic, Joao Mario, Jean Onana, and Elan Ricardo, who spent last season on loan at other teams and returned to the squad, are not included in the new season plans. The Beşiktaş management is looking for ways to dispose of these 5 players with their transfer fees rather than sending them on loan again.
7 NAMES WILL STAY IN THE TEAM
It has been decided to retain only 7 players among the current foreigners. Emmanuel Agbadou, Amir Murillo, Tiago Djalo, Wilfred Ndidi, Junior Olaitan, Vaclav Cerny, and Hyeongyu Oh, whose contracts continue, will continue to wear the black-and-white jersey in the new season.