Besiktas is on the verge of completing a major transfer, with Czech winger Vaclav Cerny reportedly close to joining the club according to Fanatik.
The move would be a significant addition to the squad under new technical director Sergen Yalçın.
Cerny, a 27-year-old who plays for German Bundesliga side Wolfsburg, has been one of Besiktas’s top transfer targets.
The club has reportedly reached a personal agreement with the player, who recently began following the official Besiktas social media account—a strong sign that a deal is imminent.
While Wolfsburg initially set an asking price of €10 million for the winger, sources indicate that Besiktas has managed to negotiate the fee down significantly.
The negotiations were made easier by Cerny’s decision to reject a move to Hamburg, leaving Besiktas as the only team on the table for the player.
According to the latest reports, an agreement has been reached between all parties, and a contract has been prepared for the player to sign. Cerny is expected to travel to Istanbul soon to undergo a medical and finalize his move.
The addition of Cerny would provide a major boost to Besiktas’s attack as they aim to strengthen their squad for the new season.
