Galatasaray Makes Official Offer to Sign Osimhen Amidst Al-Hilal Competition
Reliable journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed through his official account on the social media platform X that Turkish club Galatasaray has made an official offer to Italian club Napoli to sign Nigerian Victor Osimhen for 50 million euros plus 5 million euros in incentives.
Romano pointed out that Napoli rejected the offer, as they insist on receiving a larger amount in exchange for releasing their striker.
Romano confirmed that Osimhen expressed enthusiasm about returning to Galatasaray, but the deal is still pending an agreement between the two clubs.
Meanwhile, Saudi club Al-Hilal is still in the race to sign Osimhen, prepared to pay the release clause of 75 million euros, but has not yet reached an agreement with the player regarding personal terms.
Romano pointed out that Napoli rejected the offer, as they insist on receiving a larger amount in exchange for releasing their striker.
Romano confirmed that Osimhen expressed enthusiasm about returning to Galatasaray, but the deal is still pending an agreement between the two clubs.
Meanwhile, Saudi club Al-Hilal is still in the race to sign Osimhen, prepared to pay the release clause of 75 million euros, but has not yet reached an agreement with the player regarding personal terms.
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