Club to club agreement in place with documents now being exchanged, plan to get it all signed this week.
Galatasaray will pay €40m now, €35m in one year, a special goals bonus and also a 10% sell-on on profit.
Also specific penalty clause wanted by Napoli will be included to avoid any sale to Italian clubs for 2 years.
Istanbul, Turkey – In a transfer that has sent ripples through the European football landscape, Galatasaray SK have reached a historic agreement with SSC Napoli to sign Victor Osimhen, one of Africa’s most prolific forwards and a proven goal machine in top-flight European football.
Sources close to both clubs confirm that a €75 million deal has been agreed upon, with documents now being exchanged and all parties planning to finalize the deal by the end of the week.
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🔁 Deal Structure: Precision and Power Moves
The terms of the deal are as follows:
€40 million to be paid immediately upon signing.
€35 million scheduled for payment in 12 months.
A performance-based bonus tied to specific goal and appearance targets.
A 10% sell-on clause—on profit only—to be paid to Napoli in the event of any future transfer.
Critically, a two-year embargo clause requested by Napoli will prohibit Galatasaray from selling Osimhen to any Italian club, a move designed to avoid strengthening Serie A rivals.
This makes Osimhen the most expensive player ever signed by a Turkish club, surpassing previous records held by Didier Drogba and Radamel Falcao—both of whom also donned Galatasaray’s iconic red and yellow.
