Turkish club, Galatasaray reach agreement with Napoli to sign Victor Osimhen on loan after his failed transfers to Chelsea and Al-Ahli
Turkish club, Galatasaray reach agreement with Napoli to sign Victor Osimhen on loan after his failed transfers to Chelsea and Al-Ahli
Turkish club, Galatasaray has reached an agreement with Napoli to sign Victor Osimhen on loan.
This comes after the Nigeria international failed to complete a transfer deal to Chelsea and Saudi Arabian team, Al-Hilal just before the transfer window in England closed.
According to transfer market expert Fabrizio Romano, Galatasaray reached an agreement with Napoli over a loan deal for Osimhen for the remainder of the season.
The transfer guru also disclosed that the reigning Süper Lig champions agreed to cover the salary of the 25-year-old in full which is within €9m to €10m and will now proceed to discuss with the striker over a move to the club.
Osimhen couldn’t secure a move to Chelsea due to the inability of the Premier League club to meet his demands before the transfer window closed on Friday, while a move to the Saudi Pro-League also broke down.
He has been frozen out of the Napoli first-team squad and could spend the next few months not playing if he fails to secure a move away from Naples.
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