Top clubs refuse three-digit fee for Osimhen over low appearances
Galatasaray turned down a €60 million offer from Tottenham Hotspur for striker Victor Osimhen after he failed to reach 50 appearances last season, according to Turkish journalist Mehmet Özcan quoted by A Spor. Özcan said Osimhen's low match availability is one reason Europe's elite clubs are unwilling to pay a three‑digit fee for his signature, even though the Turkish champions value him at over €120 million. The Nigerian international has been linked with Barcelona, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Paris Saint‑Germain, Atlético Madrid, Manchester United and Juventus this summer.
For Nigerian fans, the situation raises questions about Osimhen's market value and his ability to secure a big‑money move that could boost his earnings and profile. His limited playing time last season may affect his readiness for the Super Eagles' upcoming fixtures and could influence contract negotiations with any suitor.
If Osimhen cannot secure a top‑tier transfer, will you adjust your expectations for his earnings and national team impact, or do you believe a strong season in Turkey will revive interest from Europe's biggest clubs?