Once upon a time, Bori striker Vitor Ossenhan missed out on a summer transfer to one of Europe's top five leagues and left the club before saying goodbye to his former employer. However, a change of heart has arrived. Turkish giants Galatasaray have announced the signing of the 25-year-old Nigerian international on a one-year deal, putting Vitor Osungham's career in jeopardy for the time being.
The new Napoli head coach Gandhi has made up his mind not to use Vitor Ossenhan, but to bring in Love and Luca Koo to fill the void. Osenhan was once the favorite of Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and other giants, but rumor has it that he demanded a salary of £500,000 (about HK$5.1 million) per week, which discouraged potential buyers and even refused to go to Saudi Arabia to "look for gold", which is a "big ask! This "big offer" has caused the transfer deal to be delayed again and again.
With the Turkish transfer window set to close on September 13th, Galatasaray saved the day at the last minute and managed to convince Vitor Ossenhan to join them on a one-year loan with 90% of his annual salary, which is about 9 million euros (about 78 million Hong Kong dollars). Osenhan was able to return to the fold, saving Napoli a huge amount of labor costs, while Galatasaray welcomes a powerhouse of a player who is expected to make his mark in the next three matches.
Galatasaray already has strong players such as Molu Ikadi and Metons in the forward line, and now the addition of Vitor Osungham is an added bonus.
It's worth noting that Vidal Ossenhan's contract with Napoli may be extended until 2027, but the liquidated damages have been reduced from the original 130 million euros to 75 million euros, a move that will undoubtedly pave the way for an official transfer next summer.
