Moussa Diaby towards the big return to Europe?

Moussa Diaby towards the big return to Europe?
Moussa Diaby towards the big return to Europe?

The Besiktas has big ambitions for this winter and would have set its sights on Moussa Diabythe star winger ofAl-Ittihad. According to the revelations of the Turkish newspaper Fansthe Istanbul giant would consider taking action as soon as the transfer window opens, hoping to repatriate the gifted Franco-Malian to Europe.

Current best passer in the Saudi Pro League (10 passes), the origin of Bamako arouses the interest of the “Black and White” who wish to welcome it in the form of a loan. After only four months spent in Saudi Arabiathe French international (11 caps) sees his rating rise.

Besiktascurrently fifth in the Turkish championship, wants to strengthen its offensive sector to compete with the behemoths Galatasaray et Fenerbahceat the top of the ranking.

Moussa Diaby: between convalescence, negotiations and European ambitions

Recruited last summer by Al-Ittihad coming fromAston Villa against the tidy sum of 60 million euros, Moussa Diaby quickly stood out. With an impressive record of one goal and 10 assists in just 12 games, the 25-year-old has become an essential cog in the squad led by Laurent Blancplaying alongside stars like Karim Benzema.

However, a serious injury to his ankle ligaments forced him to take a forced eight-week rest, depriving him of at least seven important matches, including the shocks against Al-Ettifaq and Al-Nassr.

If the interest of Besiktas is real, a departure this winter remains complicated. Al-Ittihad, who invested heavily to attract the former playerAston Villaconsidered Diaby as a key element of his attack. However, the possibility of a loan will depend on the player’s ambitions and the terms of the Turkish offer.

A file to watch closely, between convalescence, negotiations and European ambitions.

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