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Turkey: Galatasaray to finalise signing of Victor Osimhen’s back-up

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Galatasaray will have to finalise the signing of Victor Osimhen’s back-up, Ermedin Demirovic, within two days.

This was disclosed by Turkish football transfer expert Süleyman Rodop.

Rodop disclosed this while providing an update on Galatasaray’s move to sign Demirovic, who currently plays for Stuttgart.

“Unless something unexpected happens at Galatasaray, Ermedin Demirovic will be Osimhen’s backup,” Rodop was quoted by Habersarikirmizi as saying.

“I think Galatasaray will have finalized the Ermedin Demirovic deal within 1-2 days.”

This is coming ahead of Galatasaray’s Super Lig fixture with Erzurumspor on Friday night.

Turkey: Galatasaray to finalise signing of Victor Osimhen’s back-up

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