Former Turkish referee Ahmet Çakar has made a bold recommendation to Galatasaray: if a €130 million offer arrives for star striker Victor Osimhen, they should not hesitate to sell. Speaking on Libero TV’s YouTube channel, as reported by Habersarikirmizi, Çakar stressed that no player is indispensable and that the club stands to gain significantly from such a deal.
Galatasaray acquired the Nigerian international from Napoli for €75 million, and Çakar believes that selling him for €90–100 million would be a mistake. However, he described the club as foolish if they turned down a €130 million bid. ‘You make a profit, and you also get to use him for a year after acquiring his transfer rights. Then it’s fine,’ he explained.
The 27-year-old striker has been linked with several top European clubs, including Chelsea, Manchester United, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid. Despite the speculation, Osimhen recently dismissed claims that he intends to leave Galatasaray this summer, stating that reports of his departure are unfounded.
Çakar’s advice adds fuel to the ongoing debate about Osimhen’s future, with many believing that a lucrative offer could tempt the Turkish champions to part ways with their star man.