A Bola reports that Friburgo is interested in signing Jan-Niklas Beste from Benfica. Julian Schuster, the coach of Friburgo, expressed his admiration for Beste, describing him as an interesting and exciting player. Schuster mentioned that Friburgo is eager to seize the opportunity to sign him. Beste had an impressive year at Heidenheim, known for his versatility and goal-scoring ability. Friburgo is currently leading the race to sign Beste, who initially cost Benfica 8 million euros. Benfica is now seeking between 10 and 12 million euros for his transfer. While several clubs have shown interest in a loan deal with an option to buy, Friburgo has different plans. Beste is expected to remain with the team until the winter transfer window closes due to Álvaro Carreras's suspension, which makes Beste the natural choice for the left-back position in the match against Juventus on January 29.

A Bola reports on the high demand for Jan-Niklas Beste among Bundesliga clubs. Jan-Niklas Beste is highly desired by clubs in the Bundesliga. However, Benfica is unlikely to let him leave before the match in Turin, as there is no clear alternative in the squad.

Friburgo is interested in Jan-Niklas Beste and has already started negotiations according to journalist Florian Plettenberg. Friburgo is considered to be at the forefront to secure Beste.

Borussia M'Gladbach has made contact with Benfica regarding Jan-Niklas Beste, but Benfica's response is reportedly unsatisfactory to them. The sporting director of Borussia M'Gladbach has publicly praised the player.

Borussia M'gladbach was reported by the German press as being interested in signing Jan-Niklas Beste. Roland Virkus, the sporting director of the German club, commented on Beste, stating that he is an interesting player. However, he clarified that there are currently no contacts with Benfica regarding Beste's transfer.