Victor Osimhen is reportedly set to make an investment in the Turkish real estate market.
Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has reportedly hired a financial advisor to help him acquire a house in Turkey amid rumours he could leave Galatasaray this January transfer window.
The 26-year-old is thriving in his season-long loan with the Cim-Bom, with 19 goal contributions in 17 games so far. He is currently leading Galatasaray’s charge to a league title defence, but suitors from the Premier League want him mid-season.
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Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly reached an agreement Napoli for their star forward.
As Pulse Sports reported, Manchester United approached Napoli for the striker, but Osimhen told the Partenopei's sporting director Giovanni Manna he has no intention of leaving before the end of his deal.
Osimhen eyeing Turkish real estate
Galatasaray have expressed intent to keep Osimhen permanently, as they are satisfied with his performance and effort so far. While they are currently unable to match Napoli's ask, they are said to be evaluating partnerships with sponsors to facilitate the deal.
Osimhen's loyalty to Galatasaray fans has meant he rebuffed offers this January, but he is believed to still desire a move to a top European club. However, a report from AS today suggests that the Nigerian could be contemplating staying at Galatasaray permanently, or at least beyond this season.
According to the report, the Nigerian has recruited professionals in a bid to acquire a house in Turkey. However, the intention could also purely be for business, as the reported region he has his sight set on is along the Bosporus, an internationally significant waterway, as it serves as one of the continental boundaries between Europe and Asia.
Given the unique geographical positioning of the region, it makes for a lucrative real estate market. Hence, the financial gains from an investment in the region could be Osimhen's agenda, as opposed to laying the groundwork for permanently staying in Turkey.