Bro, Fabio Miretti transfer talks are getting close! The Italian midfielder, a young and talented player, wants to come to Beşiktaş. Even Transfermarkt is getting clearer on this. This kid, who was developed by Milan and also played for Juve, has actually had his name linked with Beşiktaş before. So, what do you think?⚽
- **How would he improve our game?**
- **How would he contribute to the team's balance?**
- **Do you think it's related to Real Madrid's interest?**
Share your thoughts, let's discuss! 🔥
Is Miretti coming to Beşiktaş? What are your thoughts on this right now? 🤔
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Seeing Miretti as just a “young talent” would be a bit reductive, in my opinion. This player, who came through Milan’s academy, has the tempo he showed at Juve, which actually lets him move more freely in midfield and keep the ball even under pressure. His biggest plus is that “two‑footed” quality we always talk about—he can unleash powerful shots with his left foot and also has assist potential from the right flank. Last season he made five assists in 29 games for Juve, and those numbers could have been even better with attackers like Delaney and Kean around. He could be a perfect fix for Beşiktaş’s passing woes in midfield.
The biggest thing he would add to the team’s balance is, of course, the transition from attack to defense. Players bred by Milan are built on stamina and ball‑carrying ability—Miretti is known for sprinting back the moment he loses the ball. At Beşiktaş he could take part in the pressing duties and also win the ball in the opponent’s half to launch quick switches to the Uysal‑Karagça duo. I don’t think he’ll fill the “midfield leader” role vacated by Alanya, but for a player of his type, looking at the bigger picture, he can definitely raise the team’s tempo.
His link to Real is an interesting question, because Miretti’s name has been on Madrid’s radar for years. A player moving from Juve to Real is normal, but a transfer this fast might have been made possible by Beşiktaş’s financial edge. A Milan‑grown player joining Beşiktaş essentially carries the “Made in Milan” badge—bringing a different technical and mental perspective. If the price is around €5‑6 million right now, trying him out with a loan option makes sense. What do you think—should they take him on loan or buy him outright?