Turkish champions Galatasaray have reportedly lowered their asking price for Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen to €65 million amid renewed interest from Saudi Pro League giants Al Hilal.
According to Turkish outlet Haberler, citing Sky Sports, Al Hilal have opened discussions with Galatasaray over a potential transfer for the Nigerian forward.
Osimhen recently completed a permanent move to Galatasaray from Napoli after impressing during his loan spell at the Istanbul club.
The 27-year-old has reportedly attracted significant interest from Al Hilal, who are considering a major attacking reshuffle as they explore the possibility of bringing the Nigerian international to Saudi Arabia.
Reports indicate that Galatasaray would be prepared to sanction Osimhen’s departure if their €65 million valuation is met.
However, any potential transfer would also depend on Osimhen’s willingness to move to the Saudi Pro League, meaning Al Hilal would need to reach an agreement with both the Turkish club and the player.
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Al Hilal are reportedly considering creating space for Osimhen by parting ways with veteran striker Karim Benzema, with the Saudi club expected to intensify negotiations with the Nigerian’s representatives in the coming days.
Osimhen has established himself as a key figure at Galatasaray, scoring 59 goals in 74 appearances since joining the club.
Should he remain in Istanbul, the striker is expected to spearhead Galatasaray’s bid for a third consecutive Turkish Super Lig title.
The possibility of a move to Saudi Arabia could, however, provide another major chapter in Osimhen’s increasingly high-profile career, with Al Hilal potentially offering the Nigerian striker an opportunity to become one of the league’s biggest attacking stars.
For now, Galatasaray’s reported €65 million valuation has put the ball firmly in Al Hilal’s court, while Osimhen’s decision could ultimately determine whether the proposed transfer goes ahead.
