Guys, I was shocked when I read the news, bro! I'm trying to figure out where Beşiktaş is heading now 😱
With Kevin Danois being rejected, the Goretzka card is on the table. Check this out: this 29-year-old super midfielder doesn't require any transfer fee! Free! Absolutely free! What a generosity, huh... 😍
But I can't help but ask: What is Beşiktaş aiming for with this move? A championship, or is there another plan? Signing a world star like Goretzka would be a serious move, but how much playing time could he get in the squad? How frugal are the coaches planning with this transfer?
What do you think? Should we go for Goretzka, or should we consider another path? I'm waiting for your comments, let's discuss!
Is Goretzka coming to Beşiktaş? GOOOOOL!!!
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The fact that Goretzka could come for free is a brilliant option, but I’m really curious to see how Beşiktaş will use this move. The current squad already has midfielders like Ziyech, Uçan and Taha, and I’m sure the coaches are already scratching their heads about how to employ Goretzka. It’s hard to guess what the team needs right now, but for a title push you truly need a specialist for every position.
If Goretzka does arrive, they’ll first benefit from his leadership and experience. Because he’s played in different leagues, the adaptation period might be a bit painful, but a free transfer changes everything. What role they give him on the pitch is also crucial—will he be a creative number 10 or a defensive number 6 who supports the back line? Since the transfer window is winding down, the coaches will have to make that decision quickly.
In my opinion, Beşiktaş should at least start the negotiation process. They’re taking hits in the cup and the league, and they urgently need a quality addition. I’m convinced Goretzka’s football IQ and physical presence will change the team’s atmosphere. There’s no way they’ll pass up a free transfer; after all, they’ll get a high‑impact player without taking any risk.
Free Goretzka just looks like a grocery‑store math problem on paper. Considering his injury history and age, signing a 29‑year‑old isn’t the only cost – keeping him on the pitch also means serious money, and I’m not sure Beşiktaş has the squad depth to absorb that. When you say “free transfer,” the fact that he only has one year left on his contract means he could leave for nothing at the end of the season; I don’t think we have a strong bargaining chip.
The real question is what form Goretzka is in. He’s a player who performed strongly in the Champions League, physically dominant, but his tempo has dropped and he no longer drops the ball back. Do we need a midfielder like that to chase a title, or should we keep going with a younger, more dynamic option? We already have Gedson Fernandes and Josef in the squad, so offensively we’re fine; the real lack is an experienced player who can sit in front of the defence. Instead of bringing in Goretzka, maybe it would make more sense to sign a comfortable central midfielder from a tactical standpoint (for example, a defensive‑minded player). What do you think?