Edin Vişça returns home after years
Başakşehir has announced that it has signed a new 1-year contract with its former player Edin Vişça, who recently parted ways with Trabzonspor.
Süper Lig side Başakşehir has reunited with Bosnian footballer Edin Vişça, who recently parted ways with Trabzonspor. In a statement released by the club, it was announced that the experienced player will once again wear the orange-navy jersey.
Meeting with club president Göksel Gümüşdağ, Visca signed a contract that ties him to the club's success for another year. Having joined Başakşehir in 2011 and becoming one of the club's iconic figures over many years, Edin Vişça played a significant role in the team's Süper Lig championship and its successes in European competitions with his critical goals and assists.
In its public statement, Başakşehir said, "Our club has reached an agreement with Edin Vişça. Edin Vişça, who met with our president Göksel Gümüşdağ, signed a contract that ties him to the orange-navy colors for another year. Edin Vişça, who wrote his name in golden letters in our club's history—with whom we achieved countless successes since our story began in 2011, experienced unforgettable moments in European cups, marched toward many victories with his critical goals and assists, and most importantly, won the Süper Lig championship—has rejoined the Başakşehir family. Welcome home, son. Together again, for the same goals once more..."
News Source: 12punto
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