Galatasaray will only consider selling Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen if a major offer arrives, according to Turkish football analyst Süleyman Rodop.
Rodop claimed that the Turkish champions have set a minimum asking price of €150 million for the Super Eagles forward as speculation over his future continues.
Osimhen has attracted attention from several European clubs following his impressive performances since joining Galatasaray permanently.
Osimhen shines in debut season
The striker completed a permanent move to Galatasaray in 2025 after an initial loan spell with the Istanbul club.
He played a key role in the team’s successful campaign, scoring 22 goals and providing eight assists in 33 appearances across all competitions.
His contribution helped Galatasaray secure another domestic league title and increased his value in the transfer market.
European giants monitor striker
Several top clubs, including Premier League sides Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea, have been linked with a possible move for Osimhen.
However, Rodop stated that Galatasaray would reject any proposal below their valuation.
“Galatasaray will not consider any offer under 150 million Euros for Victor Osimhen,” he said.
Galatasaray could make huge profit
Osimhen joined the Turkish side for a reported fee of around €75 million, meaning a potential sale at the reported valuation would represent a significant financial gain for the club.
The Nigerian forward remains one of Europe’s most sought-after attackers ahead of the summer transfer window.