Oussama Idrissi, who is currently training at Jong Feyenoord while waiting for a new club, can start in the Süper Lig. According to various Turkish reports, the 27-year-old winger has been in talks with Basaksehir since this week, which wants to strengthen itself in the short term with attacking impulses. The Turkish club has started the new season poorly and is in the penultimate place in the competition after three matches with zero points. Basaksehir has not yet found the net and hopes that Idrissi can help with that.
Last Tuesday, Feyenoord shared photos of Idrissi, who was suddenly back at the training complex of the Rotterdam club. It soon became clear why: the right winger is keeping his fitness level with the promising team of the club while waiting for a new employer. Stadium club. Idrissi’s contract with Sevilla was recently terminated, allowing him to look for a new club in peace. He may now embark on a Turkish adventure, as a contract with Feyenoord does not seem to be possible. It seemed that way before.
Last transfer period, the winger was explicitly linked with a return to Feyenoord, but the transfer was canceled on the advice of the Supervisory Board. Moreover, the club has already expressed confidence in seventeen-year-old Leo Sauer. The talented Slovak has been officially part of the selection of the Rotterdam club since the end of August. In addition, Feyenoord previously strengthened itself with Luka Ivanusec and Ondrej Lingr, which apparently gave coach Arne Slot sufficient offensive impulses at his disposal.
At Basaksehir, Idrissi could join some well-known names. Enschede-born Deniz Türüc has been playing for the Turkish club for years, while former Feyenoord player Edgar Ié signed in Istanbul at the beginning of this year. AC Milan flop Krzysztof Piatek came over on a free transfer this summer from Hertha BSC, which was relegated from the German Bundesliga. Basaksehir also hopes to secure the services of Emmanuel Dennis, who has to come on loan from Nottingham Forest, before Friday. According to transfer market expert Fabrizio Romano, that deal is in the final stages.