On Besiktas' summer target list are Tottenham Hotspur's Kevin Denso and Fulham's Issa Diop.
As such Tottenham and Fulham share Turkish club's plans for defender.
Last month, Sports Witness Covered claims from Türkiye Besiktas president Serdal Adali has identified Denso as a target.
The source said talks have been held to try to bring the Tottenham player to Istanbul.
Fulham centre-back Diop has now joined the 27-year-old Austria international on Besiktas' defensive target list.
Besiktas is looking at Tottenham and Fulham
The Super Lig side added Emmanuel Egbadou to their defense in the winter market, with him arriving from Wolves after long and difficult negotiations.
Black Eagles manager Sergen Yalkin has demanded another defender of Agbadou's caliber from his superiors. To please their coach, the club has again shifted its focus to the Premier League.
This time, Besiktas has two goals to defend, Denso and the 29-year-old Frenchman.
Offers are coming in summer
Besiktas have contacted former RC Lens man and Diop. Chances are they will go further to sign either Denso or the Fulham player, rather than both of them.
Takvim say Besiktas will submit an offer before the summer window. There is no mention of a budget allocated for a centre-back or the fee required to sign Denso or Diop.
The Austrian initially arrived at Spurs on loan from Lens in January 2025 and Tottenham made his stay permanent later that year.
He signed a contract until 2030 transfer market He is worth €20m. Denso has yet to cement his place at the north London club and with Cristian Romero and Micky Van de Ven ahead of him, he is unlikely to be first in line after them.
sports witness recently Covered claims from Argentina Romero wants to leave Spurs in the summer. Radu Dragusin's future also needs to be clarified. With this in mind, Tottenham may not allow Denso to move elsewhere.
During this time, transfer market Diop, who is under contract until 2027, is valued at €10 million. Without a renewal, the next window will be Fulham's last chance to make money from his sales.
Therefore, Besiktas may find it easier and cheaper to sign the former West Ham United man than Denso.
