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Transfer deadline: ‘Camavinga lottery win for Galatasaray just like Osimhen’ – Küçük

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Real Madrid midfielder, Eduardo Camavinga’s possible move to Galatasaray would be a lottery win for the Turkish Super Lig giants, just like Victor Osimhen.

This was disclosed by prominent Turkish sports journalist, Ali Naci Küçük.

Küçük stated this while providing the latest developments regarding the Camavinga transfer.

Galatasaray are keen to sign Camavinga before the summer transfer window deadline.

Contacts are ongoing with Real Madrid and the player’s representatives regarding the French midfielder.

“Camavinga would be a lottery win, like Osimhen. The French midfielder’s annual cost is €14 million,” Küçük was quoted by Habersarikirmizi as saying.

“Galatasaray management says, ‘If we’re going to pay a price, let’s pay it for Camavinga!'”

Transfer deadline: ‘Camavinga lottery win for Galatasaray just like Osimhen’ – Küçük

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