In recent weeks, Beşiktaş has been impressing with its performances in both the Super League and European competitions. However, for these successes to be sustainable, some tactical adjustments may be necessary. Specifically, to increase the tempo of the game and maintain control in midfield, strategic tweaks should be made.

Beşiktaş typically lines up in a 4-2-3-1 formation. However, as opponents have begun to decipher this setup, some weaknesses have become apparent. The midfielders need to circulate the ball faster and exhibit greater mobility. Here, young talents like E. Bilgin and Taylan Bulut can take on more responsibility, enhancing the team's dynamic structure.

Defensively, Beşiktaş's back four must be more vigilant, especially in set-piece situations, minimizing the space available to opponents. Under the leadership of D. Agbadou and E. Destanoğlu, the team's defensive organization should be strengthened. In this context, placing a more solid player in a 'holding midfielder' role could benefit both attacking and defensive balance.

In the attacking phase, allowing V. Černý more freedom to play can add creativity to the squad. In this scenario, wing players should be encouraged to cut inside and connect more closely with the forwards. For example, having H. Yılmaz drift inward from the right flank could disrupt the opponent's defense while allowing for closer interplay with central midfielders.

Finally, Beşiktaş's game structure needs to become more flexible. Focusing on quick transition play is crucial to exploit the defensive errors of opponents. This could provide an advantage against rivals in both the league and Europe. Tactical changes and maximizing player potential are key factors that can lead Beşiktaş to success.