Reports indicate that the Turkish giants are in the final stages of negotiations with Napoli over a permanent transfer to the RAMS Park.

According to Tutto Napoli, Galatasaray vice president Abdullah Kavukcu is expected in Italy within the next few hours to lead face-to-face discussions with Napoli officials.

This is to finalise a deal that would bring Osimhen to Istanbul on a long-term basis following his successful loan spell.

Napoli continue to insist on the full payment of Osimhen’s €75 million release clause, and Galatasaray are reportedly prepared to meet that valuation—albeit with a payment plan spread over three years, offering €25 million annually.

Talks are said to be progressing, with both clubs working to iron out the structure of the deal.

Crucially, Osimhen now appears to have resolved any doubts about his future. The 26-year-old forward has reportedly informed Galatasaray of his desire to stay, turning down a record-breaking offer from Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal, who had tabled a jaw-dropping €40 million per year for four seasons—€160 million in total.

Despite the financial lure, Osimhen is said to prioritise competing in the UEFA Champions League, and per their recent success by winning the Turkish league title, this is something Galatasaray can offer.

Earlier this week, Galatasaray submitted an initial bid of €50 million plus €5 million in add-ons, but Napoli rejected the offer, holding firm to the terms of the release clause.

However, the Turkish club has now returned with renewed urgency, buoyed by Osimhen’s commitment and the backing of local sponsors ready to support the financial package.

Osimhen had long been linked with a move to the Premier League, with Manchester United and Liverpool among his top suitors.

But neither club has made a formal offer this summer, which has allowed Galatasaray to move ahead in the race.

The player’s reported acceptance of a €16 million annual salary also shows his willingness to continue with the Turkish champions, who are planning to build their Champions League campaign around him.

Should the two clubs reach an agreement in the coming days, Osimhen's transfer move is set to become one of the biggest transfers in Turkish football history.