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Image Credits: Imago ImagesTransfer deadline day has passed in England, but some markets in Europe are still open.

The transfer window in Turkey closes on 12th September, allowing clubs to still make permanent and loan signings up until that date.
Liverpool will, for the most part, be extremely happy with their transfer business this summer, and despite missing out on a last minute deal for Marc Guehi, they will feel that they have more than strengthened enough to challenge for the Premier League title once again this season.
The Reds oversaw many outgoings as well as incomings this summer, especially to the front-line.
Luis Diaz departed for the adventure of Germany and Bayern Munich, whilst Darwin Nunez departed for Saudi Arabia to suit up in blue for Al-Hilal.
Two reliable attacking options gone, and Ben Doak also followed the pair out the exit door as he sought regular game-time with Bournemouth.
The tragic passing of Diogo Jota, left Liverpool’s offensive department considerably weaker than it was last season.
As a result, Federico Chiesa slowly worked his way back into Arne Slot’s plans, and he has delivered when called upon so far this season.
Despite his strong start to the season, the Italian forward was left out of Arne Slot’s Champions League squad, with the Dutchman opting to include other players such as Rio Ngumoha, to comply with the homegrown player rule.
As a result, Besiktas spotted an opportunity and Fabrizio Romano has revealed that the Turkish side approached Liverpool about the possibility of taking Federico Chiesa on loan for the season.
“I can also reveal to you that Besiktas called for Federico Chiesa
Besiktas in the last 24/48 hours tried to call for Federico Chiesa to try and understand his situation at Liverpool.”
What I can tell you is Liverpool are not letting Federico go on loan and that at the moment negotiations are not advanced.”
“It is not something really concrete or advanced but they did make a call for Federico Chiesa [as well as Leandro Trossard of Arsenal].”