Victor Osimhen Agrees Personal Terms with Manchester United Ahead of Potential Summer Move Super Eagles forward Victor Osimhen is edging closer to a blockbuster move to Manchester United after reportedly reaching an agreement on personal terms with the Premier League giants. The deal, confirmed by Turkish journalist Serdar Çelikler during a recent podcast, signals a
Victor Osimhen Agrees Personal Terms with Manchester United Ahead of Potential Summer Move

Super Eagles forward Victor Osimhen is edging closer to a blockbuster move to Manchester United after reportedly reaching an agreement on personal terms with the Premier League giants. The deal, confirmed by Turkish journalist Serdar Çelikler during a recent podcast, signals a major development in United’s bid to bolster their attacking options ahead of the 2025/2026 season.
Osimhen, who is currently enjoying a highly successful loan spell at Turkish champions Galatasaray, has lit up the Süper Lig with a string of stellar performances. The Nigerian international has scored 29 goals and provided six assists in 34 appearances across all competitions, making him one of the most in-demand strikers in Europe.

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Manchester United’s interest in Osimhen comes as no surprise. The club has struggled with inconsistency in front of goal this season, particularly due to the underwhelming form of young striker Rasmus Højlund. The Danish forward has managed just three goals in the Premier League, prompting new head coach Ruben Amorim to prioritize the signing of a proven goal scorer this summer.
According to multiple sources, including Turkish journalist Ali Naci Küçük, Manchester United have offered Osimhen a pre-tax contract worth £660,000 per week—an eye-watering deal that would make him the highest-paid player at Old Trafford. The proposal reflects how serious the Red Devils are about securing Osimhen’s services as they look to reassert themselves on both domestic and European fronts.
However, while personal terms appear to be settled, the final hurdle lies in negotiations with Napoli. Osimhen’s parent club have set a release clause of €75 million (£63 million), although it is believed they may be willing to negotiate a discounted fee for a non-Serie A rival. Juventus have shown longstanding interest in the striker but are unlikely to be entertained by Napoli due to their domestic rivalry, giving Manchester United a crucial advantage.
Champions League Football a Key Deciding Factor
Despite his impressive loan stint in Turkey, Osimhen’s sights remain firmly set on playing Champions League football next season. This ambition could prove decisive in determining whether the move to Manchester United materializes, as the Red Devils’ Europa League finish may impact their attractiveness to top-tier talents.
United are aware of the challenge and have lined up alternative options such as Jean-Philippe Mateta and Liam Delap, but Osimhen remains their top priority. His proven goal-scoring ability, athleticism, and relentless work rate make him an ideal fit for Amorim’s high-pressing attacking system.
For Galatasaray, Osimhen’s performances have been invaluable, and the Istanbul club remains hopeful of extending his stay. However, the Turkish side is unlikely to meet his financial expectations, with the striker reportedly demanding €15 million in annual salary—an amount far beyond Galatasaray’s current wage structure. Currently, the club pays €6 million of his salary, with Napoli covering the remainder.
Club vice-president Ibrahim Hatipoglu recently addressed the speculation, acknowledging the uncertainty while expressing admiration for the Nigerian. “Osimhen said Galatasaray will always be in his heart, even if he leaves. But he did not say he would leave. We want him to stay with us,” Hatipoglu noted.
Osimhen Remains Tight-Lipped on Future
While transfer speculations continue to swirl, Osimhen has opted to stay focused on the present. In a recent interview, he maintained a cautious stance regarding his future. “There are always rumours about me, of course. But I prefer to live in the moment. I am enjoying myself right now. I am enjoying both the club and my life here,” he said.
Osimhen’s current loan spell at Galatasaray has not only reignited his form but also placed him at the centre of one of Europe’s most anticipated summer transfer sagas. Whether he ultimately dons the red of Manchester United or opts to remain in Turkey—or elsewhere—remains to be seen.
What is certain, however, is that the Nigerian forward’s explosive performances have made him a prime asset in the global transfer market. As negotiations continue behind closed doors, fans and analysts alike will be closely watching how this high-stakes transfer drama unfolds in the coming weeks.


















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