Besiktas club has begun its moves in earnest to sign Brazilian winger Wesley, Al-Nasr player, as part of its plan to support the under-23 team with young players who have great technical potential in preparation for the next season.
According to press reports, the Turkish club has already begun communicating with Al-Nasr management to inquire about the player’s position and the possibility of contracting with him during the upcoming transfer period.
Al-Nasr management expressed its initial approval of the idea of the player’s departure, but stipulated that the deal be completed according to the system The loan includes a clause that grants Besiktas the right to final purchase after the end of the loan period.
The Saudi club hopes to give Wesley a new opportunity to regain his technical level, after last season witnessed a clear decline in his numbers and performance on the field.
The Brazilian player had joined the ranks of Al-Nasr during the summer of 2024, coming from Corinthians for 18 million euros, with a contract extending until 2028, in a deal that attracted several attention at the time. Prominent European clubs.
Clubs such as Benfica, Sporting Lisbon and Everton entered the race to sign the player before his move to Al-Nassr.
Wesley played 40 matches for the Saudi team, during which he managed to score 5 goals and assist 5 other goals, numbers that did not live up to the high expectations that accompanied his contract.
Some reports believe that moving to the Turkish Premier League may give the player an ideal opportunity to regain his level and rediscover his level. His potential is far from the pressures he faced during his experience with Al-Nasr.