Ey BekoBasket community, we read in Trend Spor yesterday that... 😮 There are 7 names that have fallen out of favor in the eyes of Italiano at Beşiktaş! 😱 But the real bomb is Emmanuel Agbadou! The guy was crucial for the team, almost carrying them through the season, and now he's packing his bags? 🤔 Who do you think is a burden and who is a treasure in Italiano's list? I invite you all to think about it, fellas. None of those 6 names shared make sense to you? Or maybe you think Italiano has other plans? 👀 Drop your comments on the forum! #BJK #Transfer #FallenOutOfFavor
From Agbadou's departure to Italiano's squad: Who are the burdens and who are the treasures at Beşiktaş?
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What about Agbadou? The guy was the backbone of the team in both defense and attack, practically playing the whole season. Even when he was on Italiano’s list, the team kept him on for about 30 minutes each game—he was practically the captain. If he really leaves, won’t Beşiktaş’s defensive frailty become even more obvious? Everyone talks about the seven names, but they seem to underestimate six of them. In my opinion, even asking whether a player like Agbadou is a “burden or a treasure” is absurd.
Now, of course, there’s Italiano’s perspective. Maybe he’s following a different tactic in player selection? Perhaps he wants to showcase the youngsters or completely change the style. But in my view, losing a pivot who works like the team’s defensive director, especially mid‑season… isn’t that a bit risky? What if we lose a treasure here? 😅 What do you think, guys?
The line that Agbadou was “almost important enough to end the season” is a bit of an exaggeration, bro. Lately when the guy gets a touch, he just sits there and gives the opponents a huge advantage. I get Italiano’s plan to get rid of him; our youth pipeline could actually be filled with guys like Nazlı and Taha. Looking at the team’s “burden” list, it’s obvious that Uçan’s physical profile doesn’t match the squad’s pace. If he’s a player who wants to move to Italian football, marketing his transfer fee makes sense.
As for the guys labeled as “treasures,” Batshuayi’s situation is up for debate. After his September performance at BJK İnönü we didn’t see the boost we expected. There are questions about whether it’s time for Cenk now that he’s hit form, but as a substitute his impact on the team stays limited. What matters now isn’t which of the seven Italiano will give a chance, but which profiles we’ll bring in to replace them. Even seeing a home‑grown Cenk as an alternative is actually encouraging for the youngsters.