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Transfer: Four clubs that Galatasaray rejected offer for Osimhen revealed

Transfer: Four clubs that Galatasaray rejected offer for Osimhen revealed

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Four clubs have Galatasaray rejected a transfer offer for Victor Osimhen have been revealed.

As reported by Habersarikirmizi, the four clubs are Atletico Madrid, Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.

Atletico Madrid made an offer of up to €125 million, but Galatasaray did not show any interest in the attractive offer, which was made weeks ago.

Man United are reportedly willing to pay €100 million for Osimhen, but the Turkish Super Lig champion also showed no interest.

Arsenal, on the other hand, is reportedly willing to spend €50 million on this transfer, including Viktor Gyökeres, whom they signed for €67 million.

Finally, Tottenham are reportedly willing to pay €65 million and include players like Kevin Danso, Pape Matar Sarr and Mathys Tel in the offer.

Osimhen is attracting interest from top clubs in Europe this summer transfer window and it is yet to be seen if the Nigerian international will end up leaving the club.

Transfer: Four clubs that Galatasaray rejected offer for Osimhen revealed

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