Jose Mourinho has decided on his attacking line for the Beşiktaş derby! Will Oğuz Aydın play?
Fenerbahçe manager Jose Mourinho has begun his squad preparations for the Beşiktaş derby. The Portuguese manager has also made his decision regarding Oğuz Aydın, who has drawn attention with his rising form in recent weeks.
Derby excitement is set to take center stage in the 15th week of the Süper Lig.
Fenerbahçe, having reduced the point gap with leaders Galatasaray to 3, will be the guests of Beşiktaş. While the Yellow-Navies aim to return from the challenging away match without dropping points, Beşiktaş, which has remained below expectations this season, hopes to find a breakthrough with a derby victory.
As the derby approaches, the starting 11s of both teams have become a subject of curiosity. In a Beşiktaş side whose defense is sounding alarms, Paulista and Uduokhai are injured, while Masuaku's lack of form is also drawing attention.
Fenerbahçe manager Jose Mourinho wants to turn his opponent's shortcomings into an advantage.
It is reported that the Portuguese coach has asked his players to start the match with pressure and to focus on the attack. According to a report by Fanatik, Mourinho will field Oğuz Aydın, whom he has given chances to in recent weeks, in the derby as well.
The experienced manager, who is considering Oğuz Aydın on the right wing, will give the starting spot on the left wing to Saint-Maximin.
Tadic is expected to serve in the number 10 role again, while En-Nesyri is expected to lead the line.
News Source: 12punto
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