Victor Osimhen, on loan at Galatasaray, has laid down two firm conditions for his next transfer: playing Champions League football and maintaining his €12 million salary. With Manchester United, Chelsea, Juventus, and PSG showing interest, Napoli plans to sell him outright for €75 million this summer.
Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen has made his expectations clear as Europe's top clubs circle for his signature ahead of the summer transfer window. The 26-year-old, currently on loan at Turkish champions Galatasaray, has been in sensational form, tallying 28 goals and five assists across 32 matches.
Premier League heavyweights Manchester United and Chelsea, alongside Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain, are keen to sign the prolific forward from Napoli. However, Napoli, determined to cash in, have ruled out another loan deal, setting Osimhen’s release clause for non-Italian clubs at €75 million.
According to reports from Turkish media, Osimhen has outlined two non-negotiable conditions for his next move. First, his future club must compete in the UEFA Champions League — a clear signal that he intends to stay on Europe's grandest stage. Second, he insists on maintaining his current salary, which stands at €12 million per year. Any club unable to match these terms may find themselves out of contention, despite their financial muscle.
Osimhen’s stance is expected to intensify the competition among elite clubs as the race for his services heats up. With his combination of goal-scoring prowess and clear ambitions, the Super Eagles star is set to be one of the most sought-after players this summer.
