Beşiktaş was prepared to add Florian Neuhaus to their squad. The transfer was on the verge of completion with an agreement reportedly reached between the clubs, as per German media. The buy option for Neuhaus was stated to be 2.9 million Euro. However, Neuhaus decided against the move as he wanted to stay with his wife Aline, who is expecting their first child in March.

Borussia Mönchengladbach and Besiktas had agreed on a transfer for Florian Neuhaus. He was initially supposed to be loaned, with Besiktas having a purchase option of 2.9 million Euro. However, Neuhaus blocked the transfer at the last moment. Despite this, Besiktas still has time until Tuesday to react as the transfer window in Turkey is open until then.

Beşiktaş has reached an agreement with Borussia Mönchengladbach to loan Florian Neuhaus with a purchase option of 2.9 million euros. The German midfielder, known for his playmaking skills and effective right foot, has a contract with M'Gladbach until 2027 and has played 10 times for the German national team.

Borussia Mönchengladbach has agreed to let Florian Neuhaus move to the Turkish club Besiktas. Both the club and the player have consented to the transfer. The transfer is possible as the Süper Lig transfer window is open until Tuesday. The deal is expected to be a loan until the end of the season with an option to buy, although the financial details of this option are currently unknown.