Torino are reportedly ready to pay the €4.5m release clause to get teenage midfielder Emirhan Ilkhan from Besiktas.

He only turned 18 in June, and yet already has two caps for Turkey at Under-21 level.

Emirhan Ilkhan was promoted to the senior squad in January 2022 after coming through the Besiktas youth academy.

His contract runs to June 2025, but has a release clause set at €4.5m, and Fanatik and the Corriere Granata claim Torino could be prepared to pay that fee.

The Granata are in a hurry to get reinforcements after a blazing row between coach Ivan Juric and director of sport Davide Vagnati degenerated into a brawl.

It was caught on camera and leaked, perhaps by a member of the Torino squad, making clear just how unsatisfied the tactician is with the lack of movement on the market.

Emirhan Ilkhan is only 18, but he has already scored one goal in 11 Super Lig games, not to mention three goals and two assists in seven UEFA Youth League appearances.

2 thought on “Torino ready to pay clause for Besiktas midfielder”
  1. thats how you spend some of the 50m euros, brlliant.

    im guessing torino thought lets buy a young turkish midfield and sell him back for profit in few yrs time, to a turkish team.

    why would you risk buying a youngster from turkey=league as good as scottish league

  2. Not much less than they paid for Bremer and that worked out alright xD Big fees (or big sign on fees and wages) don’t guarantee good signings.

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