Reliable journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed that Turkish club Galatasaray and Italian club Napoli reopened negotiations today to finalize the future of Nigerian star Victor Osimhen during the summer transfer window.

Romano mentioned that the new offer includes an immediate payment of 40 million euros, along with an additional 35 million to be paid later in installments, with discussions ongoing regarding the details of bank guarantees and payment terms.

Despite the increasing interest from European clubs, the Osimhen deal remains open for Saudi club Al-Hilal, which has not withdrawn its official offer yet, indicating its determination to sign the player at any cost.

Al-Hilal previously submitted a financial offer of 75 million euros, divided into two equal installments of 37.5 million euros each, and is still awaiting a final response from Napoli's management.

In a new attempt to entice Osimhen, Al-Hilal raised the annual offer for the player to 40 million euros instead of 35 million, which is the current amount being offered while waiting for a decisive decision from the Nigerian star.

The Saudi club continues to apply strong pressure, refusing to back down despite the complexities of the negotiations, and is determined to complete the deal to strengthen the team's attack with one of Europe's top strikers at the moment.