Utrecht was interested in loaning Semih Kılıçsoy, but the negotiation failed because Beşiktaş insisted on an 11 million euro mandatory buy clause.

Young talent Semih Kılıçsoy from Beşiktaş is attracting interest from several European clubs. Utrecht from the Netherlands has ongoing interest. Beşiktaş is ready to sell Semih for 15 million Euro.

Fanatik reports on the recent transfer offer for Semih Kılıçsoy by Utrecht from the Netherlands. Utrecht from the Netherlands offered a loan deal with a 10 million EUR purchase option for Semih Kılıçsoy, which was rejected by Beşiktaş.

According to Fanatik, Utrecht is actively pursuing Beşiktaş's young talent, Semih Kılıçsoy, for their squad. The Dutch club is making significant efforts to secure the player. Beşiktaş's president, Serdal Adalı, has expressed his willingness to send Semih on loan to facilitate regular playtime. Nevertheless, he maintains a firm stance on a 20 million Euro purchase option. In contrast, Utrecht has proposed a 10 million Euro offer coupled with a 20% share of any future sale proceeds. The negotiations between Beşiktaş and Utrecht are still in progress, and Semih is reportedly enthusiastic about the prospect of continuing his career in Europe. If Utrecht opts to activate the purchase option at the conclusion of the loan, it would establish a new club record for the highest transfer fee, exceeding their previous record of 4.8 million Euros for Alexander Gerndt.