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Galatasaray Preparing €70m Transfer Bid For Osimhen

Galatasaray are said to be preparing to submit an unprecedented bid in an effort to lock down Super Eagles forward Victor Osimhen with a permanent contract.

The Nigerian International transferred to the Turkish powerhouse on a temporary basis from Napoli after his potential transfer to Chelsea fell through. Local events and activities.

Since joining the team, Osimhen has netted 28 goals in 32 matches across all tournaments, spearheading Galatasaray’s campaign to defend their Turkish Super Lig crown and claim the domestic cup.

As reported by Spanish publication AS, citing Cumhuriyet, the Istanbul-based club is set to propose a massive €70million transfer fee to Napoli and present Osimhen with a three-year deal valued at €15million net per season, along with performance-based incentives.

The suggested compensation package would be comparable to those provided by leading Premier League teams.

Nonetheless, Galatasaray will need to fend off competition from elite European clubs such as Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, and even interest from Saudi Arabia.

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