Real Madrid dey plan spend €100m to sign Osimhen

 
Real Madrid don dey prepare one big deal wey fit pass €100m to carry Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen from Galatasaray. Di move go boost their attack and make Kylian Mbappé fit return go him natural left-wing position.

Spanish club believe say na the correct time to get striker wey sabi score goals well and get strong body inside box, and Osimhen don turn target for next season, according to Fichajes.

Fichajes talk say Real Madrid need “pure striker wey fit finish chances, dey fast, and consistent,” and Osimhen dey fit di description perfectly: strong, aggressive for every run, and get natural scoring instinct wey match Real Madrid playing style.

Him contract matter and di attention wey e don gather for Galatasaray don make Madrid interest grow well-well, and club don dey put him signing as priority.

If Osimhen land Madrid, e go give Mbappé freedom for left side wey dey make am decisive before, while team go get clear target inside opposition box.

Negotiation go hard, because Galatasaray pay €75m take am from Napoli, dem no go gree let am go without money wey match him impact.

Fichajes report talk say, “Di main wahala for Osimhen signing na Galatasaray. Dem pay €75m get am from Napoli and dem no go gree let am waka without proper financial gain.”

Real Madrid dey expect say di deal fit reach over €100m, especially if other top European clubs show interest. Galatasaray believe say dem fit recover plus gain small, fit make Osimhen one of di most expensive sales for market.

For Real Madrid, di investment strategic, Nigerian striker dey expected to impact results sharp-sharp and improve team attack structure.

Timing fit easy because Vinicius Junior don talk say e no go renew contract until dem change things for club.

Him wahala with Alonso, wey include public clash during matches and big moments like last month El Clasico, fit make Mbappé hold left flank permanent, open center role for Osimhen.

Fichajes talk say if Osimhen sign, e fit increase global attention for LaLiga, put pressure on domestic rivals, and shake European transfer market.