Semih Kılıçsoy

Semih Kılıçsoy is Beşiktaş’s Bronze Sniper. A homegrown Istanbul striker, still without a trophy but already carrying the look of a penalty-box specialist. At 21, he is less about reputation and more about end product, steadily building a body of work as a pure finisher for the future.

The season story is simple: give him a sight of goal and he comes alive. Seventeen appearances and 806 minutes have brought four goals, a return that underlines why he holds the SNIPER and GOLD BOOT badges. A conversion rate around the halfway mark shows how unforgiving he can be when chances do fall his way. An overall rating of 89, backed by strong skills and a stylish profile, says the underlying ability is high even if form sits on a steadier line. His Shooting dimension is clearly the headline, with limited passing and defensive work confirming he is on the pitch to finish moves, not to orchestrate them.

The stakes are quietly rising around him. Valued at €10m with a downward trend, he sits in that delicate zone where one big run or a few quiet months can swing perception. How he delivers in crunch matches for Beşiktaş will decide whether that price tag feels like a bargain or a ceiling.