Dusan Vlahovic’s hat-trick makes headlines in Italy: He scored his first goals for Beşiktaş against Çorum FK
Dusan Vlahovic, who scored three goals in Beşiktaş’s 6-2 victory over Çorum FK, received notable praise from the Italian press.
Dusan Vlahovic left his mark on the match where Beşiktaş defeated Çorum FK 6-2 in the 3rd week of the Süper Lig. The Serbian striker, who scored his first league goals in the black-and-white jersey, received extensive coverage in the Italian press for his hat-trick.
In the match played in Istanbul, which saw 8 goals, Beşiktaş’s goals were scored by Cerny, Dusan Vlahovic, İlhan Fakılı, and Murillo. Vlahovic was the standout player of the match, finding the net three times, including one from a penalty.

PRAISE FROM THE ITALIAN PRESS
La Gazzetta dello Sport used the phrase “Vlahovic is exploding in Turkey” to describe his performance. The report highlighted that the player, who had not found the net in his first three matches with Beşiktaş, scored his first goals in his new adventure by netting three times in a short period against Çorum FK.
Calciomercato chose the headline “Vlahovic, a storm” for the Serbian footballer. The Italian publication wrote that Vlahovic took the stage three times following Cerny’s opening goal.
Turin-based Tuttosport stated that Beşiktaş, managed by Vincenzo Italiano, won by a large margin against Çorum FK and pointed to Vlahovic as the protagonist of the victory. Tuttomercato also reported that the star of the match was Vlahovic, who scored three goals.

News Source: 12punto
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