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Transfer: ‘Our stance is clear’ – Galatasaray send message to Arsenal, Al-Hilal, others over Osimhen

The Galatasaray management has sent a clear message to clubs interested in signing Victor Osimhen that their top striker is not for sale. Osimhen has been linked with Arsenal and Al-Hilal this summer transfer window. Reports emerged that Al-Hilal have entered the race to sign the Nigerian international as they aim to sell former Real […] Transfer: ‘Our stance is clear’ – Galatasaray send message…

Transfer: ‘Our stance is clear’ – Galatasaray send message to Arsenal, Al-Hilal, others over Osimhen

Galatasaray has made it unequivocally clear that they will not be selling striker Victor Osimhen, sending a strong message to clubs like Arsenal and Al-Hilal who have shown interest in his services this summer transfer window. The Nigerian international has piqued the attention of multiple European clubs this season, with reports suggesting Al-Hilal is keen on signing him in an attempt to offload former Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema.

Arsenal, too, has reportedly inquired about Osimhen, with the Gunners and Galatasaray reportedly holding talks about a potential transfer of the Super Eagles attacker. However, Galatasaray's management has now issued a firm statement, declaring, "Our stance is clear; no matter what, we are not selling Osimhen." The 27-year-old joined Galatasaray from Napoli on a permanent transfer last year, and his contributions have been instrumental in the Turkish Super Lig champions clinching a second consecutive title.

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