What are the terms and conditions of Victor Osimhen's transfer to Galatasaray?
The long-awaited transfer of Victor Osimhen from Napoli to Galatasaray looks set to finally happen — but not without some unique and strict terms.
Late on Sunday, July 20, 2025, respected sports journalist Fabrizio Romano confirmed that both clubs have reached an agreement in principle for the Nigerian striker to join the Turkish Super Lig champions ahead of the 2025/2026 season. This comes after two failed bids and intense negotiations with Napoli introducing new conditions before accepting the deal.
So, what exactly did Galatasaray agree to? Here are the rumored terms and conditions behind the Osimhen transfer:
Galatasaray initially offered to pay €40 million upfront, with the remaining €35 million spread over five years. Napoli rejected this plan and proposed a new structure: the full €35 million balance must be paid within two years. Galatasaray agreed.
A special goal bonus was included in the agreement. This means Galatasaray will pay Napoli extra money each time Osimhen reaches specific goal milestones, as stated in the contract.
Napoli secured a 10% sell-on clause, which means if Galatasaray sells Osimhen in the future, Napoli will receive 10% of the earnings from that deal.
Perhaps the most surprising term: Napoli added a “No Serie A” clause. This restricts Osimhen from playing for any club in the Italian Serie A for the next two years (until 2027). Napoli wants to ensure he doesn’t join a league rival any time soon.
With this move, Victor Osimhen is expected to shine on the big stage again, especially as Galatasaray prepares for next season’s UEFA Champions League. Many believe this is a huge chance for the Super Eagles striker to once again prove why he’s considered one of Africa’s biggest football stars today.
Source: notjustok.com
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