Turkey: Galatasaray Take Decision on Selling Osimhen to Al-Hilal
Galatasaray have reportedly rejected Al-Hilal’s approach for Victor Osimhen, insisting they have no intention of selling their Nigerian star.
Galatasaray have ruled out any possibility of selling their striker Victor Osimhen to Al-Hilal.
The decision comes after the Saudi Arabian club reportedly entered the race to sign the Nigerian international as they seek to sell former Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema before the end of the current summer transfer window.
According to transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri, Galatasaray made the decision after receiving an approach from Al-Hilal regarding a potential transfer for Osimhen.
The Turkish Super Lig champions reportedly informed the Saudi club that they have no intention of selling their star attacker.
Osimhen has been impressive since joining Galatasaray from Napoli, scoring 59 goals and providing 16 assists in 74 appearances across all competitions.
His performances have continued to attract attention, with several clubs in Europe and beyond reportedly monitoring his situation.
Despite the interest, Galatasaray appear determined to keep the Nigerian striker as they prepare for the new season.
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