Victor Osimhen’s future has once again taken centre stage, fueled by his stellar performances for Galatasaray.
The highly-rated Nigerian forward proved his worth once more, netting the winning goal in Galatasaray’s fierce Super Lig clash against arch-rivals Besiktas.
Osimhen’s remarkable performances for the Yellow and Reds have intensified speculation about his future as the January transfer window approaches.
However, following his standout display against Besiktas, Osimhen gave a cryptic response when asked about his plans.
When questioned about a January move, the Nigerian striker told Turkish journalist, Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, “Yes, I am here.”
These words have sent subtle ripples through Chelsea’s camp, a club reportedly keen to secure his signature in the upcoming transfer window.
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Sign another striker
Enzo Maresca’s side may explore the option of signing a marquee striker in the January transfer window if they aim to remain highly competitive and challenge for the league title.
A wave of elite forwards could fit the bill, including Lautaro Martinez, who was recently suggested by former defender Glen Johnson as a potential target. The West London outfit might also consider testing Juventus’ resolve with an offer for Dusan Vlahovic, the under-fire forward who could bring added firepower to their attack.
Retain the current squad dynamics
Chelsea might also consider forgoing any additional forward signings and instead sticking with their current squad. Coach Maresca could choose to rotate between Nicolas Jackson and Christopher Nkunku—an approach that has already shown promising results.
Wait till the summer for Osimhen
Another option Chelsea could consider is waiting until the summer to make a move for Osimhen.
According to a report from Fichajes, Napoli is reportedly aiming to facilitate a permanent sale of the forward in the summer transfer window.
While Osimhen’s future—and his strong links to Chelsea—remain uncertain, one thing appears clear: a permanent exit from Napoli is highly likely.
