Revealed: Galatasaray’s irresistible offer to Victor Osimhen

Galatasaray are going all in for Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen, with an ambitious plan to lure him from Napoli and build a Champions League-ready squad around him.

According to Turkish football commentator Haldun Domac, the Turkish giants have already made a compelling financial and sporting pitch to secure the forward’s signature.

According to Domac, Galatasaray’s pursuit of Osimhen is advancing quickly. The club has reportedly offered Napoli an additional €9 million to sweeten the deal and bring the striker to Istanbul.

While Napoli appear receptive to the negotiations, the final decision rests with Osimhen himself, who has yet to be fully convinced.

Galatasaray’s strategy, however, goes beyond cash: they’ve presented Osimhen with a one-year project that promises Champions League action, increased exposure, and a future transfer with shared bonus income.

Essentially, Osimhen would stay for a year, help Galatasaray make a splash in Europe, and then be sold for a profit, some of which would go directly into his pocket.

It is a unique and attractive offer, especially when coupled with the fanfare and love he's received from the Turkish supporters, who are reportedly eager to welcome him with open arms.

Domac also hinted that Galatasaray are not just relying on Osimhen to carry the dream, they are aiming to build a star-studded squad around him.

One of the names mentioned is Bayern Munich’s Leroy Sane, whose contract renewal is still up in the air as the German is free to leave the Bavarians this summer.

Should Galatasaray pull off a swoop for the German winger, it would mark a major statement of intent ahead of their Champions League campaign.

The team has already been dominant in the Turkish Super Lig, losing just once all season, and now seem ready to go toe-to-toe with Europe’s elite.

With the promise of domestic success, a passionate fan base, and big names potentially joining the project, Galatasaray are making a bold push, not just for Osimhen, but for continental glory.