Besiktas are hoping to land former Rangers loanee Vaclav Cerny for a cut-price fee, as per reports in Turkey.
The Ibrox club were priced out of a permanent deal for the Czech winger with Wolfsburg reportedly looking for £9million to offload him after he impressed on loan in Glasgow with 18 goals in all competitions.
That turned heads and even Premier League West Ham were linked along with clubs around Europe.
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Cerny is back with the Bundesliga outfit for now but his agent David Nehoda suggested a permanent exit could still be on the cards.
Turkish side Trabzonspor were thought to be willing to meet the £9m asking price but Super Lig rivals Besiktas have now reportedly submitted an offer, according to SuperHaber.
However, it only amounts to €7million (£6million) as they test the waters.
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