Badou Ndiaye’s agent William D’avilla has spoken to Turkish radio station Radyospor about his future at Stoke City.
There have been recent reports the Senegal international could leave Stoke City this summer, following their relegation to the Championship.
Ajansspor have covered comments made by D’avilla about a possible move this summer for his client: “Badou likes challenges. He has a right to leave Stoke City to play on a bigger platform like the Champions League.
“It’s not cool for me to say specific things about his transfer at this stage but I can say things will become much more clear after the World Cup.
“I can confirm that he will leave Stoke City. There has been contract from Spain. Turkey is an option for us as well. He could go the Besiktas or Fenerbahce or any other club. It’s all down to negotiations with Stoke City.”
Ndiaye joined Stoke City from Galatasaray during the last transfer window for €16m and there were recent reports in the Turkish press his former club could be interested in bringing him back.
The Senegal international has played 12 Premier League games since joining Stoke City and is under contract with the club until 2022.
There have been claims Ndiaye has a special clause inserted in his contract, which allows him to leave if Stoke City aren’t in the top flight.
