Beşiktaş is persistent in their pursuit of Salvatore Esposito. The club is ready to meet Spezia's demand of at least 6 million Euros plus bonuses. Spezia's Sporting Director, Stefano Melissano, confirmed Beşiktaş's interest dating back to January, although no official offer has been made yet. Tuttomercato reports that Beşiktaş is the closest to meeting the transfer fee requirements. Previously, Bologna and Parma were also linked with Esposito, but they are unlikely to reach the required financial terms due to economic constraints.

Beşiktaş is preparing to make an 8 million euro offer for Italian midfielder Salvatore Esposito, who currently plays for Spezia. According to Italian media outlet La Nazione, the 24-year-old is interested in staying in Serie A but would consider a move to Beşiktaş if he does not receive a suitable offer from an Italian club.

Tuttomercato reports on Besiktas' increasing interest in signing Salvatore Esposito from Spezia. Besiktas, a top-flight Turkish club, is showing strong interest in Salvatore Esposito. The club is ready to intervene between the two Italian clubs, Palermo and Bologna, and increase its offer for Esposito by potentially doubling it, putting up to eight million euros on the table. This significant offer might persuade Spezia to sell, as it could fund their entire summer transfer market. However, much depends on Esposito's own decision.

Beşiktaş is exploring the possibility of signing Salvatore Esposito, a midfielder from Spezia, which recently got promoted to Serie A. Spezia has set a transfer fee of 5 million Euros for the 24-year-old defensive midfielder, who contributed 7 goals and 10 assists in 36 matches during their promotion campaign. The club is open to the transfer if the asking price is met. Esposito has also made one appearance for the Italian national team.