Overview
- Reports published over the weekend say Tottenham have made initial approaches worth £50–55 million and have internal sporting approval to pursue Victor Osimhen, but clubs have not confirmed a formal bid or direct contact with Galatasaray.
- Galatasaray are holding out for roughly £65 million for the 27-year-old, leaving a clear valuation gap that sources say could be closed only by add-ons, structured payments, or an increased offer.
- Sources quoted by multiple outlets indicate Osimhen is open to a Premier League move and that agreeing personal terms would likely not be a major obstacle if clubs progress to talks.
- Tottenham’s ability to push the deal forward is constrained by heavy summer spending — reported at about £230m–£237m — meaning any purchase may depend on selling players such as Richarlison or using staged payments.
- Interest from other top clubs, including Manchester United, Chelsea and Atlético Madrid, could drive the price higher and reduce Tottenham’s negotiating leverage if those clubs make formal offers.