Victor Osimhen: Turkish Manager Suggests 2 Alternatives for Galatasaray to Sign

• Galatasaray have started plans to sign Victor Osimhen permanently after his impressive performances
• The Turkish champions signed the Nigerian forward on a season-long loan from Napoli in the summer
• A veteran manager in the Turkish Super Lig has deemed him too expensive and suggested alternatives

Galatasaray’s proposed permanent move for Victor Osimhen has been deemed expensive by a Turkish manager, who has suggested two cheap alternatives.

Osimhen joined the Turkish champions on a season-long loan from Napoli, and it's not even halfway into the move, they have decided to pursue a permanent signing.

As noted by Fanatik TR, the Turkish champions initially planned an offer, but after a kickback by the Italian club, they upped it to € 66 million.

Turkish manager rules Osimhen expensive

Turkish manager Yilmaz Vural has reflected on the Lions' interest in Osimhen and offered advice to them if he is deemed to expensive.

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“Victor Osimhen is a magnificent footballer. He can pass people with his dribble, he has incredible control over aerial balls. He is a real centre forward, and his technical and physical characteristics are very good. However, 75 million Euros is too much,” he said on a Turkish TV programme.

“Our big teams like Galatasaray should acquire names like Barış Alper Yılmaz and Kerem Aktürkoğlu from the lower leagues.”

Yilmaz and Akturkoglu are two players the Istanbul-based clubs signed from the lower leagues. The latter excelled with Gala before he was sold to Benfica last summer.

Galatasaray president Dursun Ozbek claimed the club will do everything possible to sign the Super Eagles forward and has alerted all sponsors to come together for the historic deal.

Why Osimhen won't join Galatasaray

Briefly News analysed why Osimhen won't join Galatasaray permanently despite the Turkish club preparing an offer of €50 million to tempt Napoli into selling him.

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The club's board and fans have fallen in love with the former LOSC striker, but his ambition and the required financial package are beyond the Istanbul-based club.

Osimhen is said to dream of playing on the top flight of English football. He will turn 26 in December, and his best time to fulfil the dream is to get a move in January or, at the latest, next summer.

Source: Legit.ng