Will Beşiktaş be shaken by Aboubakar's return? 🔥

23 Ağu 04:03

Just like João Félix, who arrived from Chelsea on a permanent deal last season and secured a win in his first match, Aboubakar will try to play with enthusiasm in his second stint. But, given Bodrum FK’s league instability, I think he’ll end up on a 60 % loan, stay until the end of the season, and his move to Beşiktaş will be pushed to the back burner.

23 Ağu 04:26

Dude, seriously, Aboubakar is coming—I can say I felt an instant “oh” from my heart for Beşiktaş 😅 Even while he was playing for that crazy team called Bodrum FK, I was constantly following Lig 1 news; I know what kind of spirit he adds when he puts on the shirt. I think Beşiktaş will shake up the opponents’ castles again in his second stint, but there’s one thing to watch out for: his shirt chance. Let me answer your question straight up. My guess—my brain usually works together with my blood flow—is that he’ll come on a one‑year loan, and the coach won’t leave a guaranteed option for BJK. That way, both the budget and squad depth are secured, and Bakır’s future is also covered. And if that M’Baye‑type attacking midfielder shows up, BJK’s offense will be revived with fresh blood in the blink of an eye. Honestly, that’s the biggest upside of this transfer. I’m looking forward to his arrival, already worrying about how he’ll help us get through the matches with suspended players 😂

23 Ağu 05:00

Man, honestly I went through the exact same thing last year with my transfer to Bodrumspor. My story was moving from Antalya Akevlerspor to Bodrum FK, just like Aboubakar’s. The guys on the team knew his guts; he was always a super‑ambitious kid on the pitch. When he showed up for the first training sessions, everyone’s eyes were on him—some even wondered, “Will he ever hit his old form again?” but the dude scored in his very first match and instantly owned the field. Now that we’re talking about Beşiktaş, I feel the same way. After legends like DembaBa and Quaresma, Aboubakar’s return is going to be huge. I faced him when I was playing in İzmir; his mentality and shooting ability were unquestionable. Everyone knows Beşiktaş’s second division well, and people are wondering, “Will he find his rhythm, will he take the lead?” But honestly, bro, if he intends to be a leader in the squad, he’ll find his chemistry on the pitch right away, just like back in the day. My only worry is his formation and role… If he’s stuck gathering the ball in midfield, his goal tally will stay low, but if he can make runs from deep all the way into the box, then he’ll shine again.