Dude, did you see the news the other day... Napoli reportedly received a €150 million offer for Osimhen, and Galatasaray immediately said "No way" 😱
Rumors suggest there are people in the club saying, "We won't sell anyone for less than €30 million." So, do you think this rejection makes sense?
Especially during the transfer window, turning down a striker for such a high price—isn’t that a risk? Or is this part of Ömer Bey’s plan?
What do you think? Drop your comments below and let’s discuss! ⚪⚫
The final word on the Osimhen case! A bombshell rejection response from Galatasaray 💥
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Man, I was following the news yesterday too, and that €150 million offer was really flying around. Galatasaray turning down a chance like that also raised a question mark for me, but I don’t think they’re only thinking about money this early in the transfer window. Mr. Ömer might have other plans, like investing in young strikers and building a solid squad. And the whole “we won’t let anyone go for less than €30 million” line sounds like a political move by someone at the club.
We had a similar situation last season; we were stuck on a “price or nothing” mentality, and it ended up messing up the team balance. I think keeping a player like Osimhen is part of a forward‑looking plan. In my opinion, growing through quality signings without taking reckless risks makes more sense.