Dele Alli
January 2026
Dele reportedly has four offers from La Liga clubs as he looks for a restart after a short Como spell ended and his game time has been near zero for almost three years. Injuries derailed his Everton return and he left in 2024, joined Como late in 2024, then saw his lone appearance end in a red card before his deal was terminated, leaving him to rebuild fitness independently and pick a Spanish landing spot.
Dele Alli
December 2025
The former England and Tottenham star is a free agent and struggling to attract interest after an injury-ravaged spell at Everton, a failed loan at Besiktas, and a single, red-carded cameo for Como that ended with his deal being torn up. Ex-Spurs defender Stephen Carr says Alli is in “last chance saloon”, warning his lack of games has left his body unaccustomed to elite intensity, making injuries and rust likely and meaning he may now have to accept trial spells and prove he still has the hunger.
Jadon Sancho (Manchester United)
November 2025
Jadon Sancho’s troubled Manchester United career has taken another twist as he and his representatives reportedly opened talks in Istanbul with Fenerbahce, Besiktas and Galatasaray, exploring a permanent escape from Old Trafford after another disappointing loan spell that has yielded limited minutes at Aston Villa. Frozen out by Ruben Amorim and banished by Erik ten Hag, the winger has taken loans at Borussia Dortmund, Chelsea and now Villa. He is ready to accept a big pay cut to around seven or eight million pounds to restart his career.
Dele Alli
September 2025
Dele Alli’s career crisis deepened as his contract with Serie A side Como was terminated after only one appearance. His brief Italian stint, meant to revive his spark, ended abruptly following a red card on debut and continued struggles on and off the pitch. The former Tottenham star, once tipped for greatness, has barely played since an underwhelming loan at Besiktas in 2023. With form and fitness elusive, he faces another uncertain chapter. Roberto Di Matteo urged him to enjoy life despite his dramatic fall from promise.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Besiktas)
August 2025
Besiktas have sacked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer just eight months into his tenure after crashing out of the Conference League play-offs to Lausanne. The Norwegian arrived in January on a one-and-a-half-year deal but departs following the club’s board decision. A 1-0 home defeat sealed a 2-1 aggregate loss, prompting swift action from the hierarchy. Chairman Serdal Adalı thanked Solskjaer for his service in the official statement. Despite his efforts, poor European results and pressure from fans left the board with no choice.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Besiktas)
July 2025
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reportedly facing the sack at Besiktas just months after taking charge in January, with internal pressure growing due to recent inconsistent performances and poor results. After a strong start, including a derby win over Fenerbahce, results have dipped. A 4-2 loss to Shakhtar Donetsk in the Europa League qualifiers has intensified doubts about his future as the club reconsiders direction.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Besiktas), Manchester United
May 2025
Ex-Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says it’s painful to see his former club struggling in 15th place under Ruben Amorim, adding that watching the team “is never easy” as it still feels like “family.”
Now managing Turkish side Besiktas, Solskjaer spoke ahead of his clash with José Mourinho’s Fenerbahce, reflecting on his affection for United and how Besiktas’ values reminded him of his Old Trafford days.