In a surprising development from the Beşiktaş camp, Czech international winger Vaclav Cerny has communicated his desire to part ways with the Turkish club. The 27-year-old forward, who joined the Black Eagles from German side Wolfsburg last summer for a reported fee of six million euros, has cited personal family circumstances as the driving force behind his request.
According to reports, Cerny approached members of the club's football committee, Melih Aydoğdu and Murat Kılıç, to express his wishes. The player reportedly conveyed his deep affection for Beşiktaş and emphasized that he harbors no issues with anyone at the club. However, he explained that his wife's ongoing health struggles have been taking a significant toll on his mental state and, consequently, his on-field performance.
The winger's message to the board was clear and heartfelt. He reportedly stated that if the club grants him permission, he would like to conclude his time in Istanbul when the current campaign ends. This request places the Beşiktaş management in a position where they must weigh the player's personal situation against the club's sporting needs and financial investment.
Cerny was brought in to provide a solution on the right flank after Milot Rashica failed to meet expectations. Since his arrival, the Czech attacker has made a tangible contribution to the team's efforts. Across 32 official appearances in all competitions, he has found the back of the net six times and provided eight assists for his teammates, numbers that demonstrate his value to the squad.
The Beşiktaş board is currently reviewing the player's request and is expected to deliver its official stance in the coming days. The decision will likely involve balancing empathy for the player's difficult personal situation with the need to maintain squad depth and plan for the upcoming transfer window. The club's response will be closely watched by fans and pundits alike.
This situation adds another layer of complexity to Beşiktaş's end-of-season planning. The report also notes that, aside from one player, the club is preparing for the departure of several other loan players, suggesting a significant squad overhaul could be on the horizon. Cerny's potential exit would be a notable part of that reshuffling.
Based on reporting from Hürriyet.