PSGhad been tracking Victor Osimhen for more than a year, but it now looks like the long-running saga iscoming to anend—with neither PSG nor Manchester United landing the Nigerian striker.
GiveMeSportpreviously reported that Manchester Unitedwas growing increasingly worried about PSG’s pursuit, as the French giantswere seen as the favorites to trigger his £63 million release clause and meet his wage demands. But in the end, that move never happened.
According toCorriere dello Sport, Osimhen now wants to stay at Galatasaray. The Turkish side pushed hard to keep him, putting forward a €16 million-per-year salary package, which the striker has agreed to.
Now, it’s up to Galatasaray to strike a deal with Napoli. The Italian club is sticking to the €75 million release clause and has no plans to lower their asking price.
Galatasaray are on the verge of securing Man Utd, PSG target
Victor Osimhen
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Sky Sport Germany’sFlorian Plettenberg reports that Galatasaray are ready to trigger Osimhen’s €75 million release clause. The dealis expected to be finalized this week, with the payment structure currently being sorted out.
🚨🦁 Yes, Galatasaray are ready to pay the €75m release clause for Victor #Osimhen to Napoli. It is set to be finalised this week.
The payment structure is now being clarified. This is the final hurdle as per @yagosabuncuoglu and confirmed.
🧨 Are you ready for Leroy #Sané… pic.twitter.com/DvEFJmtmJV
— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) July 8, 2025
Recently,Sky Italy reported that Napoli had turned down Galatasaray’s £47.3 million bid for Osimhen, who scored 37 total goals for the Turkish club last season. Moreover, the Serie A club remain firm on the striker’s €75 million release clause.
This update follows a report fromtransfer expert Fabrizio Romano on Monday, stating that Galatasaray have made an opening offer of €50 million plus €5 million in add-ons for Osimhen. However, Napoliare holding out for a higher fee.
According to Romano, Osimhen is open to a return to Galatasaray and has already agreed to personal terms on a deal running through June 2028. The transfer now hinges on ongoing negotiations between the clubs.