On June 15, Kristjan Asllani's loan period at Besiktas ends, with the red and black midfielder returning once again to Milan, to Inter, the team that owns his card. After the friendly match against Israel, in an interview for SuperSport, Asllani said that "he hopes to stay in Istanbul again because he feels good there."

Of course, there is also a contract in the middle, but Besiktas is unable to pay 12 million euros for his card, but is demanding a strong discount, a reduction of up to 5 million euros. According to media in Italy, the new coach is expected to be the determinant of Asllani's future.

According to Sky Sport, Vincenzo Italiano is very close to moving to Istanbul, to lead Besiktas, as he has a very good economic offer on the table, a contract until 2028 and 6 million euros per season. Besiktas sees in Italiano the right coach to end the dominance of Galatasaray.

It is precisely Italiano's benching that is expected to decide Asllani's future. In any case, even if they decide not to invest 12 million euros to buy Asllani's card, Besiktas will aim to find an agreement to loan Asllani for another year.