Turkish champions Galatasaray have been advised to consider selling Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen if a significant offer of around €130 million arrives during the summer transfer window.
The suggestion comes amid continued speculation linking the Nigerian forward with several top European clubs.
Former Referee Weighs In on Transfer Value
Former Turkish referee Ahmed Çakar has publicly stated that Galatasaray should not hesitate to sanction a sale if the financial conditions are favourable.
He argued that the club could make a substantial profit, given the striker’s reported €75 million acquisition from Napoli.
Çakar further noted that retaining a player should always be balanced against potential financial gain.
Osimhen Still Attracting Top European Interest
The Nigerian international has been linked with major clubs including Chelsea, Manchester United, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid.
Despite the ongoing speculation, Osimhen has publicly dismissed claims suggesting an imminent departure from Galatasaray.
His future remains one of the most closely watched storylines ahead of the new season.
Market Debate Around Striker Continues
The discussion highlights growing debate around modern transfer valuations and whether clubs should prioritise sporting success or financial returns.
Osimhen’s situation continues to attract attention as one of the biggest potential moves of the summer window.