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I think they will accept Galatasaray's offer, Osimhen has had a very happy season and is very pleased with the interest shown in him in Türkiye. Also, Galatasaray's squad is very interesting, we expect him to want to play here now.

It doesn't work that way. If the two teams dont come to an agreement at the end of the day Osimhen will be going no where. From my observation, Napoli is not ready to reduce the price for Osimhen, everything all falls down to if Galatasaray will agree to release that amount for the player. If it is by value, I am pretty sure Osimhen worth more than that amount, he is only not playing in the right club and right league. I still dont know why big leagues are not considering him to be the striker they want.

If Napoli does not accept this offer, they will run a high risk of not gaining anything from the link they have with Osimhen. It seems to me that Osimhen's contract ends next season and he could become a free agent and that would not be good for Napoli. Also, the fact that Osimhen refuses the Saudi clubs and there are no other big clubs in Europe interested in them could put pressure on Napoli to give in and close a deal with Galatasaray early.

Napoli will come out on top with the proposal that Galatasaray is offering, they do not have many choices. If Osimhen stays at Napoli, then Napoli's management would be forced to pay him a high salary even if he is not playing, this is a very bad thing for Napoli's management.

Galatasaray is very dare to offering high price because 60 million bid is quite huge for the player who only have 1 year remaining contract i think Napoli should be thinking twice to reject this offer because if this summer they not sell Osimhen then possibly Osimhen will leave with free transfer status for next year but i wonder why Napoli still insist want 75 million which this price is according to Osimhen release clause price

I think if they can add Osimhen to the squad for another year on loan, they can transfer him for free next year. It makes no sense for a team to pay such high amounts of money for a player whose contract has one year left to run. Also, it is said that Galatasaray will reach its spending limit in the Turkish Super League if this transfer happens. It is necessary to ask whether Galatasaray can pay this much money for this transfer when it cannot make any other transfers or whether it is reasonable.