The player is a specific target for Slavia Praga, from Czechia, which he represented before moving to Benfica, and now there is a proposal on the table for him to return, on loan, in the next six months, guaranteed in that country.
Despite having paid a lot for the left-footed player — €14 million for a contract until 2028 —, Benfica does not have Jurásek and will seek to promote the player elsewhere, which is not happening at Besiktas.
The Istanbul team does not have the Benfica player, who they signed in the summer on a one-year loan with the possibility of buying the pass for €10 million — and is trying to reach an agreement with Jurásek to leave, but there is still an obstacle.
Slavia Praga’s salary proposal is much lower than the salary Jurásek receives in Türkiye, which forces Besiktas to guarantee the difference. It’s an obstacle, but with a solution in sight. Benfica, as A BOLA has already mentioned, will not assume any costs in this operation.
