Quote from: bitgolden on Today at 01:16:30 PM

Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on July 18, 2025, 11:05:46 AM

Is good to hear that both side have come to an agreement and the striker will have his peace of mind. Many of us never thought of him going back to Galatasaray even myself because the EPL teams are the ones looking likely to get him especially Chelsea in particular but it seems they ain't serious about him. If he had player for Napoli then whatever comes he shouldn't complain about it because they really hurt him when he was seriously showing how much he love the club.
Al-Hilal are never in the mood to give up on getting him and if care is not taken they could still be checking up on him like 2 to 3 years later to see if he's willing to join them. But I was thinking that he would have joined one of these Europe clubs maybe any of the power house that always shows up in the champions league but Galatasaray is not that consistent if you ask me, maybe he'll only struggle with the team to stop at the round of 16 or quarter finals...let's hope he continues showcasing his ability in the Turkish league.

It is not "official" yet, as in the papers are not signed yet. However, it looks like there are no teams interested in Osimhen outside of Galatasaray and Al Hilal. Napoli knows that since this 75 million release clause ended, they could get a lot more, and Al Hilal would be willing to pay a lot more, but Osimhen himself doesn't want to go there, which means Galatasaray is literally the only team. So, of course they are going to make a deal, but we are not going to really see a deal that is fair to anyone.

Galatasaray is overpaying for Osimhen, a player who nobody agrees to pay that much, but he is a player that would be best ever transfer for the whole league history, so they are using this chance where they can't reject such a possibility.

From what I read that should incase Galatasaray gets his signature they won't sell him to any Italian club for 2 years and I asked myself why is it that Napoli are just looking for a way to frustrate the player the more, or is it how they choose to say farewell to the player? What if the player would love to come back to any of the Italian side, that means he had to decline every offers that comes for 2 years? This is too hard I must say, for someone who helped them win a major trophy.
Galatasaray really need someone like him after all he played little part of the season and still became the highest goal scorer so tell me why they won't battle to get him since he doesn't want the Al Hilal move? And again, Napoli are giving Galatasaray by Monday to conclude everything; Galatasaray will pay €40m (£34m/$46m) up front and the remaining €35m (£30m/$40m) will be sent to Napoli by 2026. The deal also includes a critical clause: Osimhen can't be sold to an Italian team for two years.