Beşiktaş's new Croatian coach arrives in Turkey

Beşiktaş's new Croatian coach arrives in Turkey

ISTANBUL

Beşiktaş will pay Bilic a total of 4.8 million euros over three years. DHA photo

Slaven Bilic, Beşiktaş's new Croatian coach, arrived in Turkey today.

"I am very happy that Beşiktaş gave me a chance like this. Actually, I thought of taking a rest for a while after my Russian experience. I refused a lot of offers, but Beşiktaş's offer was very big," said Bilic.

"Beşiktaş’s fans are very passionate, and so am I," he also added.

According to the Turkish media, Beşiktaş will pay Bilic a total of 4.8 million euros over three years.
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