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Transfer: Galatasaray told to replace Osimhen

Turkish football pundit Levent Tüzemen has urged Galatasaray to sign a good striker to replace Victor Osimhen ahead of the January transfer window. Osimhen missed Galatasaray's last match against Amed SK in the Turkish Super Lig due to injury. The Nigerian international has undergone a successful knee surgery and he is expected to be back […] Transfer: Galatasaray told to replace Osimhen

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Transfer: Galatasaray told to replace Osimhen

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