Fanatik reports on the ongoing negotiations between Beşiktaş and Braga for Simon Banza. Beşiktaş is negotiating with Braga for Simon Banza, but talks have hit a stalemate. Braga insists on a transfer fee of 11 million Euros, which is above Beşiktaş's budget. Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı has given Braga 10 days to accept their terms or they will look for other alternatives. Beşiktaş initially proposed a loan fee of 2.5 million Euros with a purchase option of 7.5 million Euros at the end of the season, but Braga prefers a direct sale.

Simon Banza, after his loan period at Trabzonspor, is prepared to continue his career in Turkey. Having impressed during his time at Trabzonspor, he returned to Braga but is now in discussions with Beşiktaş. Beşiktaş has made significant progress in negotiations with Banza, who indicated his readiness to sign, provided an agreement with Braga is reached. Initial discussions revolved around a loan with a purchase option, with Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı personally involved in the negotiations. Braga initially demanded 15 million Euros for a transfer or 5 million Euros for a loan. Adalı responded with an offer of 2.5 million Euros for a loan and 7.5 million Euros for the purchase option. They are now awaiting Braga's response to finalize the decision.

Fanatik reports on Beşiktaş's interest in signing Simon Banza following his successful loan at Trabzonspor. Simon Banza, who had a successful loan spell at Trabzonspor, is now a target for Beşiktaş. Beşiktaş has begun negotiations with Braga, who set the initial price at 15 million Euro. Beşiktaş finds this price too high and is considering a loan option. Braga does not have Banza in their future plans, which strengthens Beşiktaş's negotiation position.

Beşiktaş is interested in signing Simon Banza from Braga. Braga has reduced the purchase option price, previously agreed with Trabzonspor, by 10 million Euros, making it 15 million Euros. Beşiktaş has yet to decide on this price.