According to Footballghana.com, Ghanaian international Daniel Amartey has agreed to sign a three-year contract with Turkish powerhouse Besiktas.
After his contract with relegated Leicester City expired, the 30-year-old defender opted to leave the club.
Despite the fact that he was a free agent, Amartey drew attention from a number of European teams during the current summer transfer window.
Amartey has close ties to Scottish giants Rangers, especially after their previous manager, Brendan Rodgers, returned as head coach.
However, the veteran defender has decided to join Besiktas, where he is scheduled to sign a deal next week when all discussions are concluded.
Amartey is a key member of Ghana’s national team, the Black Stars, and was named to the roster for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
