Besiktas have reportedly seen a bid for Rangers midfielder Mohamed Diomande rejected by the club. The Turkish giants don't appear to have given up hope of landing the 23-year-old this summer. Rangers' new owners 49ers Enterprises could look to turn a profit on the midfielder with Aspor reporting the Scottish Premiership side have rejected a €7.5m (£6.4million) offer from the Istanbul side. The Black Eagles are expected to come in with an improved offer for the player with talks said to be ongoing. Besiktas are hopeful they can finalise a deal shortly.

According to African media reports, Beşiktaş is interested in signing Mohamed Diomandé. They have officially contacted Rangers to discuss the terms of the transfer. Beşiktaş has offered over 7.5 million euros for the player, but Rangers is not willing to sell their star player. Diomandé has a market value of 8 million euros and is contracted with Glasgow Rangers until June 2028. Negotiations are still ongoing.

Turkish football club Besiktas is reportedly making a substantial financial offer for Rangers midfielder Mohamed Diomande. The bid, estimated to be between €10-12 million (£8.6-10.2 million), has been submitted, and negotiations between the two clubs are currently in progress. Diomande joined Rangers in January 2024 through a loan agreement that included a purchase obligation, which saw Rangers paying Nordsjaelland £4 million for him six months later. The 23-year-old player is contracted with Rangers until 2028. The Ivory Coast international, who netted six goals in 54 appearances for Rangers in all competitions last season, was previously associated with a potential move to Premier League team Everton earlier this summer. However, it is the Istanbul-based club that has made an official move, as reported by the German outlet FussballEuropa. Although no final decision has been reached, the ongoing transfer talks indicate that Diomande could be the latest Rangers player to be considered for a significant transfer away from the club this summer.