Club Brugge is competing for the transfer of Besiktas goalkeeper Ersin Destanoglu. According to Turkish source Beşiktaşlı Adam, there are serious moves from three different regions of Europe for Ersin Destanoglu, naming Club Brugge, Shakhtar Donetsk, and Westerlo. Belgian media reports that Westerlo and Club Brugge are monitoring the player and are expected to hold talks with Besiktas at the end of the season. The contract of Ersin Destanoglu expires in June 2026. Besiktas intends to keep him and will offer a new deal with improved financial terms.

Voetbalnieuws.be reports that Club Brugge are again interested in Ersin Destanoglu. The player is at the end of his contract at Besiktas. Club Brugge had an interest in Destanoglu several years ago, and there is strong competition to sign him.

Turkish goalkeeper Ersin Destanoğlu, 25, is out of contract at Besiktas. He is reportedly attracting interest from the Jupiler Pro League, with Westerlo being mentioned, as well as from other countries. Approximately two years ago, Club Brugge had a strong interest in Destanoğlu. At that time, talks were held with the player's entourage, but discussions with Besiktas did not become concrete due to the Turkish club's high asking price. Since Destanoğlu is now a free agent, Club Brugge has the opportunity to explore this option again. Besiktas is also seeking to extend his contract. A few years ago, clubs like Borussia Dortmund were also reportedly linked with the player. The uncapped goalkeeper joined Besiktas in July 2018 and has made 21 appearances in the Süper Lig this season. His current market value is €2.50m, according to Transfermarkt.