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Galatasaray Eyes Record-Breaking Deal for Nigerian Star Osimhen

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Turkish giants Galatasaray are preparing to make history with an unprecedented €50 million bid for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen. The Istanbul club’s ambitious offer, while falling short of Napoli’s €75 million valuation, would shatter their previous transfer record and demonstrate their commitment to securing the Nigerian international’s services permanently.

Currently on loan at Galatasaray following complex negotiations with Napoli last summer, Osimhen has made a significant impact in the Super Lig. Club President Dursun Ozbek has publicly endorsed the striker’s potential permanent move as the team pursues another league championship.

The proposed €50 million transfer would dwarf Galatasaray’s previous record signings, reflecting the club’s growing financial ambitions. For context, here are the club’s most significant purchases to date:

Historic Transfer Records

  1. Gabriel Sara (€18M) – From Norwich City, 2024/25
  2. Mario Jardel (€17.05M) – From FC Porto, 2000/01
  3. Nicolo Zaniolo (€15M) – From AS Roma, 2023/24
  4. Mbaye Diagne (€13M) – From Kasimpasa, 2018/19
  5. Armindo Tue Na Bangna (€13M) – From Sporting CP, 2013/14
  6. Mauro Icardi (€10M) – From Paris Saint-Germain, 2023/24

The proposed Osimhen deal would represent nearly triple the club’s current record signing of Gabriel Sara. While Osimhen has committed to completing the current season with Galatasaray, this unprecedented bid signals the club’s determination to secure his long-term future in Istanbul.

Should the transfer materialize, it would not only set a new financial benchmark for Galatasaray but also underscore the club’s ambition to establish itself as a major force in both Turkish and European football. As negotiations continue, supporters remain optimistic about the prospect of retaining one of football’s most dynamic strikers for years to come.

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