The fortunes of Bori striker Vitor Osenhan have changed suddenly in the heat of the summer. Galatasaray welcomed the star on an emergency loan as the European transfer window closed. However, according to the Turkish media, Vitor Ossenhan may only be halfway through his career in the Turkish Super Lig, with a trigger clause embedded in his contract that gives the team the right to buy him back once he reaches 10 goals, and he is also free to move on.
A Spor report suggests that a year ago, Doğuşenhan, who was at the height of his popularity, had been interested in putting down roots in Turkey for a long time. Therefore, before joining Galatasaray, he insisted on the inclusion of a departure option. The transfer can be triggered if the number of goals scored reaches 10. Although the exact list of 10 clubs has not been made public, renowned journalist Kagan Dursun revealed that Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Chelsea and four clubs from Liverpool's department are among them, while Italian media pointed out that two clubs from Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain's department are also under consideration.
In addition, the buyout clause in Vidal Ossenhan's contract, which was originally as high as £109 million, has been drastically cut to £63 million after Bori weighed in. Although this is still an astronomical figure for most clubs, it would still attract a lot of scouts if they can showcase the marksman in Serie A.
