Foreign Pros
Osimhen must take pay cut for Atletico Madrid transfer
Atletico Madrid are serious about reuniting Super Eagles stars Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman, but the major stumbling block is the huge salary Osimhen commands at Galatasaray.
According to Fichajes, Atletico Madrid’s interest in Osimhen is real, but the player’s salary is a significant obstacle.
Osimhen currently earns approximately $15 million per season, an amount considered significantly higher than Atletico Madrid’s internal standards.
The club reportedly refuse to alter its financial structure for a single player and will not exceed the financial limits set by their management.
The main issue is said to be Osimhen’s contract, as he would need to accept a significant reduction in his salary, which is described as very unlikely.
The transfer is therefore described as nearly impossible under the current conditions.
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Foreign Pros
Galatasaray President: We didn’t buy Osimhen to sell him
Galatasaray President has made it clear they do not plan to sell Victor Osimhen even if a club came up with the right price for the star striker.
Galatasaray President Dursun Ozbek told Fotomac that the Turkish champions hope to keep the Super Eagles striker for “many years” despite rife speculations he could make a major transfer this summer.
Fotomac: If a €150 million offer comes in for Victor Osimhen, would you be open to negotiations?
Galatasaray President: We didn’t buy Osimhen to sell him! He’s a player who adds great value to Galatasaray and loves Galatasaray very much. We want him to serve Galatasaray for many years to come. Osimhen is also very happy at Galatasaray.
Foreign Pros
Lucky Ezeh targets success at new Czech club
Lucky Ezeh has said he hopes for success at new Czech club Zbrojovka Brno.
The 22-year-old forward has moved from Karvina, where he scored nine goals in 34 appearances last season.
“The move to Zbrojovka is a big step for my career,” Ezeh said.
“During my talks with the club’s representatives, I got the impression that a very interesting project is being created in Brno and that Zbrojovka is strengthening on all fronts.
“I am pleased to be part of a team full of great football players and to work under the leadership of excellent coaches. I believe that together we will achieve great success.”
Zbrojovka sports director Martin Jiranek said Ezeh will be a great addition.
“He is a striker with great potential who has experience from the first league,” he remarked.
“He is hardworking, honest in his approach to training and matches and has the potential for further performance growth. We expect him to increase the competition in the offensive.”
Foreign Pros
English club release Super Eagles midfielder
English Championship side Southampton have announced that Super Eagles midfielder Joe Aribo has been released at the expiry of his contract.
Aribo, 29, has endured four rather difficult years at ‘The Saints’ after he joined up from Scottish giants Rangers in 2022.
Last winter, he played on loan at Leicester City in search of more regular first-team football.
He can now join another club as a free agent.
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