TRENDING
Four days after exiting ADC, ex-chief of SSS Lawal Daura picks APM’s VP slot • Osun election: ‘Be neutral, professional; Adeleke’s camp tells security agencies • Obla Fulfils Promise, Pays £33,000 Tuition, N25m Upkeep for Idoma First-Class Law Graduate • Flood: Niger Plans ‘Two Abode’ Policy to Reduce Disaster • 7 countries that give Nigerians long visitor visas • TUC Chair, Osifo, Praises DSS For Arrest, Prosecution of Terrorists, Bandits • JEF Medical Outreach Delivers 9,601 Interventions to Over 3,000 Osun Residents • Nchi nane kushiriki Maonyesho ya Biashara ya Afrika Mashariki • MOFI’s case for a Nigerian fintech listing now faces the OPay test • Flight data tampered after road landing at Asaba, as NSIB battles budget cuts • Army arrests Dogo Gide associate, 60 suspected terrorist collaborators in nationwide operations • NFF launches probe into Nigeria’s football decline after World Cup failure • Osun election: APC raises alarm over alleged importation of thugs into govt house • FG, NYSC partner to curb proliferation of illicit arms • Nestlé, FG Launch Nationwide Campaign Against Unsafe Water • Abiodun saves Buhari Estate, Abeokuta from forfeiture, delivers 108 homes • Nigerian governors pledge stronger investment in early childhood development • NAFDAC retracts alert on Deleject needles, says products safe for use • Chelsea’s expect Enzo Fernández to stay after Manchester City opt not to meet deadline • NSCDC trains 260 private security officers in Abuja • Four days after exiting ADC, ex-chief of SSS Lawal Daura picks APM’s VP slot • Osun election: ‘Be neutral, professional; Adeleke’s camp tells security agencies • Obla Fulfils Promise, Pays £33,000 Tuition, N25m Upkeep for Idoma First-Class Law Graduate • Flood: Niger Plans ‘Two Abode’ Policy to Reduce Disaster • 7 countries that give Nigerians long visitor visas • TUC Chair, Osifo, Praises DSS For Arrest, Prosecution of Terrorists, Bandits • JEF Medical Outreach Delivers 9,601 Interventions to Over 3,000 Osun Residents • Nchi nane kushiriki Maonyesho ya Biashara ya Afrika Mashariki • MOFI’s case for a Nigerian fintech listing now faces the OPay test • Flight data tampered after road landing at Asaba, as NSIB battles budget cuts • Army arrests Dogo Gide associate, 60 suspected terrorist collaborators in nationwide operations • NFF launches probe into Nigeria’s football decline after World Cup failure • Osun election: APC raises alarm over alleged importation of thugs into govt house • FG, NYSC partner to curb proliferation of illicit arms • Nestlé, FG Launch Nationwide Campaign Against Unsafe Water • Abiodun saves Buhari Estate, Abeokuta from forfeiture, delivers 108 homes • Nigerian governors pledge stronger investment in early childhood development • NAFDAC retracts alert on Deleject needles, says products safe for use • Chelsea’s expect Enzo Fernández to stay after Manchester City opt not to meet deadline • NSCDC trains 260 private security officers in Abuja
Turkey: Galatasaray president Dursun Özbek speaks on selling Osimhen after interest from two clubs
Back to Home

Turkey: Galatasaray president Dursun Özbek speaks on selling Osimhen after interest from two clubs

Daily Post about 1 hour 1 mins read

Galatasaray president, Dursun Özbek, has categorically decided not to sell striker, Victor Osimhen after interest from Arsenal and Al-Hilal for the Nigerian international.

Osimhen has emerged as a major transfer target for both Arsenal and Al-Hilal in this summer’s window.

Speaking to 343 Digital, Özbek said, as quoted by Habersarikirmizi, “I will not say ‘yes’ to any deal that would harm Galatasaray or not benefit Galatasaray.

“What I said about Barış Alper Yılmaz, I am now saying even more strongly about Osimhen. No matter how much the price is, I am not selling Osimhen.”

This is coming after Galatasaray management sent a clear message to clubs interested in signing Osimhen.
https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/14/transfer-our-stance-is-clear-galatasaray-send-message-to-arsenal-al-hilal-others-over-osimhen/

Osimhen’s current contract with Galatasaray will expire on June 30, 2029.

Turkey: Galatasaray president Dursun Özbek speaks on selling Osimhen after interest from two clubs

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.