FORMER Arsenal and Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has reportedly been put up for sale by Besiktas.
Oxlade-Chamberlain, 30, joined the Turkish side in a free transfer last August and has since made 30 appearances.
However, the midfielder could already be on his way out.
Reports in Turkey claim he is one of several players set to be put up for sale.
Former Premier League stars Arthur Masuaku and Daniel Amartey could also be sold as well as Cameroon legend Vincent Aboubakar and ex-AC Milan forward Ante Rebic.
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Jean Onana, Valentin Rosier, Omar Colley, Javi Montero and Ersin Destanoglu are the remaining players on the list.
Former Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst was appointed as the new Besiktas manager two weeks ago.
He signed a two-year deal upon his arrival at Tupras Stadium and has already made several changes behind the scenes, with a number of players set to make way for new additions.
Before joining the Super Lig giants, ex-England star Oxlade-Chamberlain spent six years at Liverpool.
He joined the Reds in a £35million transfer from Arsenal but struggled to get regular game time due to various injury issues.
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The midfielder could now be tipped for a Premier League return.
Brentford were understood to be interested in a deal last summer, with Sheffield United also linked.
Oxlade-Chamberlain could appeal to clubs that are battling to comply with Profit and Sustainability Rules such as Leicester, Everton and Newcastle.
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