The Nigerian midfielder, Wilfred Ndidi had been sidelined after picking up a knock during international duty, when he was substituted in the 70th minute of Nigeria’s World Cup qualifier away to South Africa.
His absence in his new club, Besiktas saw him miss back-to-back league games against Basaksehir and Goztepe, raising fears of a longer lay-off.
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Besiktas confirmed at the weekend that the summer signing was back in training, easing concerns among supporters.
Wilfred Ndidi features for the club for 66-minutes before being substituted for Yilmaz in an away league game victory against Kayserispor where Rafa Silva scored hattricks and Tammy Abraham effort makes it 4-0. Besiktas now push ahead on the log with 9points from 5games, sitting on the 9th position.
Head coach Sergen Yalçın, who returned to the club in August following the dismissal of Ole Gunnar Solskjær, was glad the 28-year old Ndidi was back in the squad.
