Cerny moves to Besiktas: transfer concerns in the Bundesliga are increasing!

Cerny moves to Besiktas: transfer concerns in the Bundesliga are increasing!

The transfer market in German football has been bubbling over the last few days, and there were some notable changes right on deadline day on September 1st. What particularly catches the eye is the transfer ofVaclav Cernyfrom VfL Wolfsburg to Besiktas Istanbul. Loud NDR Wolfsburg achieved a transfer fee of around 6 million euros. Cerny featured 28 times for Wolves last season before being loaned out to Glasgow Rangers. A change that opens up opportunities for both sides.

But that's not the only exciting transfer. The negotiations were over in BremenCameron Puertasemployed by Al-Qadsiah FC. There were delays due to contractual modalities, but the player has already passed the medical check and is expected to be loaned out until the end of the season. Kicker reports of other interesting features:Victor Bonifacemoves from Bayer Leverkusen to Werder Bremen on loan, where the striker scored an impressive 22 goals and provided 11 assists in 42 Bundesliga games.

More moves in the league

Hamburger SV has also become active and hasFabio Vieirasigned by Arsenal, who was previously on loan at FC Porto. Another loan is reported NDR:Scott Banksmoves from St. Pauli to Blackpool. Hannover 96 also struck in the last minute andWilliam Kokolosigned from Stade Laval.

But where does one look beyond domestic transfers? Kicker informs that the international transfer market is only partially closed. Transfers to Austria can still be completed until September 5th, while clubs in Turkey and Switzerland can even sign players until September 12th. The Saudi league in particular has become a hotspot, as some clubs there can still be active until September 11th, which is particularly advantageous for players without a club.

Look at the market value

The international leagues show that market values ​​can change quickly. The Saudi Professional League has received a lot of attention recently. In particular, players who shine in the league achieve high values ​​in transfer market speculation. This also gives European clubs something to think about as they can strengthen their squads.

The new players in Bremen, Hamburg and Wolfsburg could play a big role in increasing the chances of a successful season. While deadlines for certain transfers are still ongoing, it remains to be seen what further business the clubs will complete in the coming days. One thing is certain: everything can change in a flash in football, and the next few days will remain exciting!