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Quote from: Altryist on July 17, 2025, 08:59:25 AM

The negotiations regarding Osimhen are not over yet, but I see that Galatasaray is keen to keep Osimhen in the team. Sane is also an attacking player, and Galatasaray has failed in the European Cups because of their very weak defense. They have never had problems scoring a lot of goals, but their main problems were precisely because they conceded a lot. Therefore, strengthening the attack alone will not be enough, they need to do the same work with the defense. And we also need to see how Galatasaray will withstand such a burden on the salary bill.

Galatasaray is the only team i know from that country, and it seems to me that they have a long history but perhaps they don't have much money.
It seems that Juventus also strongly wants Osimhen, so i don't know how this story will end.
The fact that they want two of them will probably drive up the price.

Galatasaray continues to work towards acquiring Osimhen permanently, but the problem is that Napoli continues to complicate negotiations and place demands on Galatasaray, making them reluctant to negotiate.
On the other hand, Napoli can no longer maintain a good relationship with Osimhen, and the player no longer wants to be with the team. So, I'm confident that whatever happens, this negotiation will be concluded in this season's transfer window.

The player wants to leave the club, and Napoli doesn't want him. I don't understand why they're insisting on making his transfer difficult. If Osimhen refuses to sign this summer, they won't be able to earn any transfer fees from him next year. I think Napoli is making things difficult. Galatasaray has accepted many of their terms, but the transfer still isn't happening. I think Osimhen could be successful at Napoli. They could have tried to acquire him.