Muleka leaving Beşiktaş, Angelo arriving from Chelsea
It has been reported that Beşiktaş has reached an agreement with the Saudi Arabian club Al-Kholood for the transfer of Jackson Muleka. Following Muleka's departure, the Black and Whites are expected to add Chelsea's Angelo to their squad.
Continuing its transfer efforts, Beşiktaş is preparing to part ways with Jackson Muleka in the near future.
According to a report in the Sabah newspaper, Beşiktaş has reached an agreement with Saudi Pro League side Al-Kholood for the transfer of Muleka. According to the details of the transfer, Muleka will be loaned to the Saudi Arabian team for 1 million euros. It was stated that if Al-Kholood remains in the league, the club will pay an additional 1.5 million euros to acquire Muleka's permanent transfer rights.
ANGELO TO REPLACE MULEKA
Following Muleka's departure, Beşiktaş plans to loan Angelo to strengthen its squad. Looking to add the Brazilian footballer to its roster, Beşiktaş is continuing negotiations with Chelsea regarding a purchase option. Once Muleka's transfer is made official, Angelo is expected to join Beşiktaş on loan.
NOT IN THE SQUAD FOR LUGANO MATCH
It was stated that the 24-year-old forward Jackson Muleka has traveled to Saudi Arabia for transfer negotiations.
Jackson Muleka is not included in the squad for Beşiktaş, which will face Swiss side Lugano away tonight in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League play-off round.
News Source: 12punto
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