Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reportedly open to reuniting with one of his former players at Turkish giants Besiktas, in a move that could reignite the 24-year-old's stalling career.
The Norwegian tactician, who took charge at Besiktas earlier this summer, is said to be considering offering a lifeline to the out-of-favour star who previously played under him at Old Trafford.
A Chance for Redemption
Sources close to the club suggest Solskjaer believes he can help the player rediscover his best form, having worked closely with him during their time together in the Premier League. The potential signing would mark Solskjaer's first major move since taking the reins at the Istanbul-based club.
Turkish Adventure Beckons
The Super Lig has become a popular destination for players looking to rebuild their careers, with its competitive nature and passionate fan bases offering an attractive proposition. A move to Besiktas could provide the perfect platform for the young talent to showcase his abilities once again.
While the player's identity remains undisclosed, speculation is mounting that it could be one of several former United youngsters who flourished under Solskjaer's guidance before seeing their progress stall in recent seasons.
Solskjaer's Rebuilding Project
The potential reunion forms part of Solskjaer's wider plans to reshape Besiktas' squad ahead of the new season. The Black Eagles are looking to improve on last campaign's disappointing sixth-place finish and mount a serious challenge for European qualification.
Should the deal materialise, it would represent an intriguing subplot to the upcoming Turkish Super Lig season, with both manager and player eager to prove their doubters wrong.
