Besiktas has transferred PSV Eindhoven player Nicolas Isimit-Mirin for 3.5 years.
Besiktas has made one of the key transfers during this mid-season transfer window as it has transferred PSV Eindhoven defender Nicolas Isimat-Mirin for 3.5 years and even through an official signing wasnt taken yet, Mirin has went through team medical check-up.
One of the main aims during this mid-season transfer window from Besiktas has been to find quality defender, and it has managed to do so with transferring Nicolas Isimat-Mirin as he has shown great performance at PSV Eindhoven in recent period regardless of his younger age and is respected to get even more experience with help of the head coach Senol Gunes who is expected to work with him in upcoming days. This transfer should be able to make team defence even more stronger and hence provide lots of relaxation towards attackers during upcoming games which could be very important without doubt. As always it is important for now, for Nicolas Isimat-Mirin to get adapted to team and league and this could be done during mid-season training camp.
Besiktas has got two important transfers right now, and as club CEO Fikret Orman stated himself it has got main aims which it has aimed for mid-season transfer window but also could transfer one more player.
Basaksehirspor signs Serdar Tasci for 1.5 years.
Following Robinho transfer on openning day of mid-season transfer window, Basaksehirspor has got also an important transfer of Serdar Tasci to the team for 1.5 years as team aimed this an replacement for Manuel Da Costa who was sold to Al Ittihad.
One of the downsides of this transfer could be seen for Serdar Tasci not being able to have training sessions for long time and it was questionable if player is physically ready. Stating that it was reported that player showed good performance during training session and didnt provide a view that he would be ready at games when league would be restarted in two weeks time. At best form, Serdar Tasci certainly would be very helpful for the team aim to get to the league title at the end of the season with his good performance at the midfielding areas for sure. Rumours of Serdar Tasci coming to the Super League has been going through for long time and right now he has finally joined Turkish team and to the one which fights for league title which would provide motivation to him for sure.
Basaksehirspor carries on making their squad stronger for 2nd half of the season and are expected to sign even more players as transfer window continues.
Clubs are interested to transfer Emre Tasdemir.
As Bursaspor has terminated contract with its player Emre Tasdemir on 5th January, interest towards him has been pretty active and seems to be one of the players towards who clubs would be fighting for in transfer zone.
For now, it became known that Goztepe, Erzurumspor and Galatasaray are showing strong interest to Emre Tasdemir. This action towards him should be understandable, as even through player didnt show great performance in recent periods, he has been one of the most active and quality players at the team for long time. It is reported that those 3 teams are planning to start transfer negotiations with player and it does lookl like Goztepe seems to be closest to make deal with him for now and it is true that Goztepe are among teams which would need him for their current strength of the squad. But as been mentioned, it is expected that some other clubs could show some interests until player signs with a club.
With Emre Tasdemir being among most wanted players this mid-season transfer window, this blog would follow up and let know all latest developments regarding him.
In other news:
- Konyaspor has won mid-season friendly game against Hatayspor with 3:1 scoreline.
- Bursaspor has lost mid-season friendly game against Maastricht with 2:1 scoreline.
- Trabzonspor player Juraj Kucka has become injured during today's training session.
- AlIttihad have made transfer deal with Galatasaray player Garry Rodrigues for 10,250,000 euro. 20% of this value would be paid to PAOK according to contract deal. Meanwhile, if one next transfer transfer offer would be more than 10,000,000 euro, club will recieve 20% share.
- Trabzonspor CEO Ahmet Agaoglu has stated that club would have meeting with FIFA on 7th January for lifting transfer ban which was installed due of not payments done to Milan for Josa Sosa. Club has paid to Milan on 4th January.
- Kayserispor player Muammer Zulfikar Yildirim has become injured during mid-season friendly game against Go Ahead.
- Galatasaray player Emre Akbaba expects to recover from his injury after 1.5 months.
- Real Madrid are interested to transfer Fenerbahce player Eljif Elmas.
- Galatasaray are interested to transfer Chelsea player Michel Batshuayi
- Erzurumspor CEO Huseyin Unes has stated that club are close to make 2 transfers.
- Kayserispor spokesman Orhan Tasci has stated that club didnt recieve any transfer offers for their players.
- Galatasaray player Yuto Nagatomo would attend to Asia Cup which will take place between 9th January-1st February with Japanese National Team.
- Fenerbahce has made sponsorship deal with London Football Exchange which would lead to 40 million euro installment to club at 1st phase.
- Besiktas are interested to transfer Basaksehirspor player Arda Turan.
- Corinthians are interested to transfer Besiktas player Enzo Roco.
- Besiktas are interested to transfer Atalanta player Timothy Castagne.
- CeltaVigo sports director Minambres has stated that club has received exchange offer from Turkish club for Emre Mor.
- Galatasaray considers to offer 5 million euro for Kasimpasa player Trezeguet.
- Basaksehirspor player Robinho has attended his 1st training session with his new club.
- Sivasspor considers to sell its players Zoro Cyriac, Aydin Karabulut and Ilker Sayan during mid-season transfer window.
- Galatasaray has offered 1.5 million euro salary to Benfica player Facundo Fereyra and 500,000 euro to club until end of the season loan.
- Akhisarspor head coach Cihat Arslan has stated that club aims to transfer 2-3 transfers during mid-season transfer window.
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