Besiktas suffered a surprising 4-2 defeat at home against Shakhtar Donetsk in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League second qualifying round, sparking serious criticism towards head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The Norwegian manager is reportedly facing pressure as fans and management react to both the loss and poor overall team performance.
According to reports in Sozcu, there are growing calls within the club’s management to part ways with Solskjaer.
Among the names being discussed as potential replacements, Nuri Sahin is emerging as a strong candidate. Rumors suggest that Sahin might even take on responsibilities regarding upcoming transfers, a role that some in the club feel should not be left to Solskjaer.
In addition to Nuri Sahin, former Besiktas coach Sergen Yalcin is also being considered as a possible option to return and take over the team.
Club president Serdal Adali is said to be weighing these options carefully as the team looks for a way to recover after the disappointing start to the season.