Claims emerge that Beşiktaş has contacted Fenerbahçe for Oğuz Aydın
According to a transfer report cited by BBC Türkçe, Beşiktaş has made contact for Fenerbahçe player Oğuz Aydın; the final decision will be made by İsmail Kartal.
It has been claimed that Beşiktaş has initiated transfer efforts for national footballer Oğuz Aydın, who plays for Fenerbahçe. It is stated that the Black and Whites are looking to bolster their wing positions as part of their squad planning for the new season under the management of Vincenzo Italiano.


In a report attributed to A Spor, it was stated that Beşiktaş has established contact with Fenerbahçe regarding Oğuz Aydın. According to the claim, the player's agent held a meeting with Fenerbahçe officials in Austria.

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The report also alleged that Oğuz Aydın is open to the possibility of leaving Fenerbahçe. However, it was noted that the final decision regarding the footballer's future will be made by Fenerbahçe Head Coach İsmail Kartal.


25-year-old Oğuz Aydın's contract with Fenerbahçe runs until June 30, 2028. It is noted that Fenerbahçe paid a transfer fee of 6 million euros at the beginning of the 2024-2025 season for the footballer, whose current market value is estimated at around 7 million euros.


While transfer efforts are expected to gain momentum on the Beşiktaş side, Fenerbahçe's technical assessment will be decisive in the Oğuz Aydın file. No official statement has been made by either party yet.




News Source: 12punto
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