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Victor Osimhen is in for another busy summer, and Galatasaray haven\u2019t abandoned all hopes of retaining him following a majestic season, despite his lofty price tag. The striker recently hinted that he\u2019d head elsewhere (via Tuttosport<\/em>).<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m enjoying all of this now. The fans supported me in an incredible way. Not just me, but also my teammates and my family. We\u2019ll make the best decision for everybody. This team will stay forever in my heart.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Galatasaray vice president Ibrahim Hatipoglu rebutted that it\u2019s not a sure thing already that Osimhen will play for another team in 2025\/2026 in an interview with AS<\/em> (via Mediaset<\/em>).<\/p>\n \u201cHis words don\u2019t mean that he\u2019ll depart. He just said that, should he go, in the worst-case scenario, he\u2019ll remember us forever. He hasn\u2019t told us that he\u2019ll flee, and we want him to stay here.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The marksman has recorded 29 goals in 33 matches this campaign. The Turkish club took advantage of a long back-and-forth and a botched transfer to Saudi Arabia to snap him up on loan after the window had closed in Europe. They didn\u2019t obtain an option to buy.<\/p>\n However, the center-forward has a \u20ac75\/80M release clause. If he\u2019s not sold by June 2025, Napoli will be able to activate a clause to prolong his contract until 2027, potentially sending him out on temporarily again if they don\u2019t find an offer they like.<\/p>\n Stranger things have happened, and it seemed a long shot last year already, but it was a decent outcome for everybody in the end. Surely, the sooner the saga ends, the better it is for the Partenopei.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\n\n
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