Galatasaray Make Fresh €70m Bid for Osimhen as Gyökeres Strikes to Force Arsenal Move
written By Okafor Joseph | July 11, 2025 |
Transfer Update: Galatasaray Submit New €70m Offer for Victor Osimhen, Gyökeres on Strike to Join Arsenal
Turkish football powerhouse Galatasaray have renewed their pursuit of Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen, submitting a fresh transfer proposal to Napoli as the summer transfer window heats up.
According to trusted Italian transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, Galatasaray’s new offer includes a €70 million fee with bank guarantees for the payment installments — a move that now puts the decision squarely in Napoli’s hands.
Osimhen, who has been a top target for several European clubs this summer, remains one of the most sought-after strikers in the market. Galatasaray’s aggressive push highlights their ambition to strengthen their attack as they prepare for European competitions next season.
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Meanwhile, another major transfer twist is unfolding in Portugal, where Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres has escalated his strike to force a move to Arsenal.
Fabrizio Romano reports that Gyökeres has made it clear he will not return to training with Sporting CP at any point this summer. The Swedish forward has already informed Sporting’s president five days ago that his sole focus is securing a move to the English Premier League with Arsenal.
Romano confirmed Gyökeres’ stance in a post on X (formerly Twitter): “His decision is clear, as reported during the week — he only wants Arsenal, it’s over with Sporting.”
Nottingham Forest File Complaint Over Gibbs-White Transfer
In England, Nottingham Forest have officially lodged a complaint with the Premier League over Morgan Gibbs-White’s transfer to Tottenham Hotspur.
Sky Sports reports that Forest are exploring potential legal action, alleging that Spurs made an illegal approach to lure Gibbs-White, breaching transfer regulations.
As the transfer window intensifies, all eyes are on these high-profile moves that could reshape the squads of Europe’s top clubs before the new season kicks off.
