Manchester United goalkeeper Altay Bayindir has agreed personal terms with Besiktas, per the Daily Mail.
The Turkish club made an offer for the 28-year-old in January, but United rejected their approach as they wanted to keep him as a back-up option.
Bayindir is contracted at Old Trafford until 2027, with the club having an option to extend it by another year.
But United could look to cash in on the goalkeeper this summer, as he has no future in Manchester.
Bayindir joined United in 2023 from Fenerbahce in a £4.3 million deal.
He has made 17 appearances across all competitions, with three clean sheets to his name.
Bayindir had an excellent opportunity to prove himself at the start of the season.
Former head coach Ruben Amorim started him in the opening six Premier League games, but he failed to impress with his performances.
He didn’t keep any clean sheets and conceded 11 goals.
Bayindir is an experienced goalkeeper who is rated for his shot-stopping ability and strong reflexes.
But he is prone to making costly mistakes and looks vulnerable during the set pieces.
His first-team prospects at United look slim, with summer signing Senne Lammens consistently performing well in goal.
The Belgian impressed on his debut against Sunderland in October, and has since started every game in the English top-flight.
Stats from Transfermarkt