Belgian club Cercle Brugge is interested in Beşiktaş's loaned-out player Jackson Muleka. Muleka is currently on loan at Al-Kholood in Saudi Arabia. Cercle Brugge plans to approach Beşiktaş during the winter transfer window. Muleka is open to returning to Belgium and has asked Beşiktaş to facilitate the transfer.

Cercle Brugge is searching for a replacement for Kévin Denkey, who is moving to FC Cincinnati from January 1st. Jackson Muleka is on their wishlist and would cost around four million euros.

Cercle Brugge has been linked with Jackson Muleka, a former striker at Standard, who is currently on loan from Besiktas to Al-Kholood in Saudi Arabia. Cercle Brugge is in need of a new striker following Kevin Denkey's departure and Paris Brunner's injury.

Cercle Brugge has expressed an interest in Jackson Muleka, particularly following the sale of their striker Kevin Denkey to MLS club Cincinnati for 15.3 million Euros. The Belgian club is aiming to enhance their attacking lineup for the upcoming season. Reports from Africafoot suggest that Cercle Brugge plans to approach Beşiktaş with an offer of approximately 4 million Euros for Muleka in the forthcoming summer. Muleka, who is currently on loan to Al Kholood from Beşiktaş, remains under contract with Beşiktaş until June 2027. The 25-year-old Congolese player has also caught the attention of Ligue 1 club Nantes. Cercle Brugge's interest is part of their strategy to reinforce their squad after Denkey's exit.