Wilfred Ndidi remains happy at Besiktas and has not asked to leave the Turkish club, despite reports suggesting he could be sold this summer, Footy-Africa understands.
Following reports that Besiktas are considering selling the Nigerian midfielder, Footy-Africa contacted a reliable source to clarify his current situation.
The source confirmed that Ndidi is happy at Besiktas, but his future ultimately rests with the club and its decision over whether to retain or sell him.
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Importantly, Footy-Africa understands that the midfielder has not requested a transfer and has not asked Besiktas to facilitate his departure.
Ndidi joined Besiktas after leaving Leicester City and has continued to attract interest from clubs looking to strengthen their midfield.
The former Leicester City midfielder has recently been linked with Hull City and Manchester City, although the extent of interest from the English clubs remains unclear.
Before completing his move to Besiktas, Ndidi was also linked with several high-profile clubs, including Manchester United, Ajax and Celtic.
For now, the 29-year-old’s position is clear: he is happy in Istanbul and has not asked to leave.
Any decision over his future will therefore be made by Besiktas, with the Turkish club expected to determine whether to keep the Nigeria international or consider offers for his services.
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The situation could develop further as the transfer window progresses, but there is currently no indication that Ndidi himself is pushing for a move away from Besiktas.
