Turkish outfit, Besiktas, are interested in signing Chelsea goalkeeper, Petr Cech, after the two clubs agreed to a partnership together.
The veteran shot-stopper has been dropped to the bench this season after Thibaut Courtois took the number-one spot at Stamford Bridge, and despite staying during the Summer, Cech could be seeking an exit in the New Year with his game-time currently limited.
The 32-year-old has been a substitute for most matches so far this season, and after admitting that he may leave if things don’t change, a whole host of European clubs have declared their interest in the goalkeeper.
As well as Besiktas, Atletico Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid have all shown interest in the Czech international.
However, Cech’s decade-long association with Chelsea could end with Besiktas in pole position to land the veteran after they agreed a partnership with Chelsea, and an agent has recently revealed that a move to Turkey could be in the pipeline for Cech.
He said: “We have not held talks yet. However, Chelsea have recently made an agreement with Besiktas. Chelsea have similar deals with Vitesse and other clubs.
“If Cech does become available Besiktas would become a potential destination.”
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt – @AlexsArticles
