Manchester United And Hull City There could be competition for Besiktas' Wilfried Ndidi this summer.
The Tigers have returned to the Premier League and are looking to improve Sergej Zakirovic's squad for the new season.
Hull City are eyeing the 29-year-old for their midfield and will face competition from Manchester United.
The Red Devils' interest is not new and they have already made an approach for him.
In March, witness the game Covered claims from Türkiye Michael Carrick's side negotiated a swap deal with the Istanbul club that included Ndidi and Altay Beyinder. After Sane Lammens' impressive debut season, the goalkeeper is unlikely to enjoy regular minutes.
Manchester United and Hull City contenders
footy-africa Now cover the latest information on the former Leicester City man's future. He spent most of his time at the King Power Stadium in the Premier League, playing 220 top flight matches.
Wilfried Ndidi spent eight years with the Foxes and left them for Besiktas in August 2025. Ole Gunnar Solskjær was then in charge, and the Turkish club showed him the door at the end of that month.
Since Solskjær's exit, there remains uncertainty over the Nigeria international's future.
He could make a return to the Premier League, with Manchester United and Hull City keen. Both these clubs are keeping a close eye on his situation. Ndidi is also on the agenda of some unnamed Saudi clubs.
Incentive for PL pair
The Black Eagles invested €8m to purchase him from Leicester City. The report states that they are only prepared to approve a move if there is an offer of €8m to recover their investment.
Hull City and especially Manchester United should have no problem matching the price tag. However, the question is whether any of them are willing to make concrete progress towards the signing of Wilfried Ndidi this summer.
From a sporting perspective, Manchester United would be more attractive than Hull City because they can offer Champions League football.
Besiktas have traveled to Slovakia for their pre-season camp. Ndidi will return on Friday while discussions continue behind the scenes over his possible transfer.
He made 31 appearances last season. The Nigerian has a contract until 2028, with the option of a further year, and transfer market He is worth €8 million.
