Quote from: irhact on March 15, 2025, 08:28:32 PM

Quote from: Lida93 on March 15, 2025, 10:48:01 AM

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1900621672769523894?t=_DLc7TSmm79UpT3ic_Zueg&s=19
It's no doubt Victor Osimhen has in a way help shape the face of football in the Turkish superlig and Galatasaray in particular. He has been instrumental in the title race for Galatasaray as they continue to stay competitive against their arc rival Fernebache this season. It's quite unfortunate Osimhen won't be staying beyond this season at Galatasaray and I wonder what's stopping Gala from persuading him with some juicy offers to stay in the club since he has proven by his performance in this short period that he's worthy of the wages he's requesting for.

But then, the Turkish superlig would have to do better and improve the quality of their league in terms of management because the recent news about them on the media concerning officials officiation and few other related complaints doesn't put them in good light to the attraction of quality European players.

Juicy offer of wages and bonuses may not be a that will be applicable to keeping Osimhen long enough in the Turkish super league, Osimhen is one ambitious person who would love to achieve a whole lot in the period of time he's actively at the prime of his career, staying back in the Turkish league will only limit him with the kind of awards he will be able to get as a person but he will be able to do more if he finds himself in some other top Europe leagues such as the Premier League, la liga or maybe French league where he can get a chance to play at the champions league, but again undoubtedly he may likely replicate his did at Napoli during his first season back there where he was able to single handedly get them the league title.

Well, we don't know yet if that is what Victor Osimhen wants or not, this days many players would rather prefer where they are well paid for what they are demanding for than staying in a club they're paid less in as much as it's not in Saudi at their prime. Am saying this because within the period of the controversy between Napoli and Osimhen when Antonio Conte came in as coach, there were big clubs like Chelsea, Arsenal who were showing interest in him but weren't aligning with what Osimhen transfer clause was requesting for.

In other words, if Osimhen was so eager to stay in any of these elite leagues he would have accepted what they were giving than agreeing to rather go to Turkish and play for Galatasaray. Osimhen seems happy playing at Galatasaray, and the people love him there, he's always in the news with his performance and if Galatasaray could be able to provide what Napoli and Osimhen is clause is requesting more than what other suitors are willing to give then am convinced Osimhen could have a change of mind and stay at Galatasaray and still make name and take Galatasaray to the UCL next season.