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Germany international Niclas Fullkrug made headlines following his outspoken criticism of his West Ham teammates after their 1-1 draw with already-relegated Southampton on Saturday, 19 April.

The striker shocked many with his expletive-laced outburst, venting frustration over the Irons’ inability to hold onto their lead at the London Stadium.

His comments reportedly caused unrest within the squad, adding to the pressure already mounting on manager Graham Potter.

Now, it appears Fullkrug is ‘unhappy’ at West Ham, just a season after his move from Borussia Dortmund.

Reports suggest that a transfer could be on the horizon for the 32-year-old forward, with Turkish giants Besiktas expressing serious interest.

According to Fotomac (22 April), Besiktas have intensified their recruitment plans since appointing former Borussia Dortmund chief scout Eduard Graf last month.

Graf, who played a key role in signing Fullkrug at Dortmund from Werder Bremen in 2023, is now pushing for the striker to bolster Besiktas’ attacking options.

Under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s leadership, Besiktas are said to be preparing a formal offer for the German, hoping to capitalise on his discontent in London.

Fullkrug’s move to West Ham last summer raised eyebrows, particularly because the Hammers paid £27 million for a player already in his early thirties.

Recruitment chief Tim Steidten faced scrutiny for the high fee, which now looks like a questionable investment.

The forward has struggled to make an impact at the club, with recurring fitness issues affecting his form.

As a result, the transfer has not lived up to expectations.

Should Fullkrug depart this summer, West Ham chairman David Sullivan will likely face a financial hit, with any potential sale unlikely to match the original outlay for the player.

The striker’s future at the club looks increasingly uncertain.