Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen has responded to speculation that he could move to Premier League champions Arsenal this summer.
After winning the Premier League last season and reaching the Champions League final, Mikel Arteta and the Gunners sporting director Andrea Berta are determined to add quality over quantity.
Arsenal have so far brought in Illan Meslier (free, Leeds), Christos Tzolis (ÂŁ34.12m, Club Brugge) and Bruno Guimaraes (ÂŁ75m, Newcastle) this summer, while the Gunners made Piero Hincapieâs loan move from Bayer Leverkusen into a permanent deal.
Arteta and Berta are still looking to bring in some attacking quality ahead of the new season and Galatasarayâs Osimhen has been heavily linked.
The Daily Telegraph revealed last week that Arsenal have âheld talksâ over a deal to buy Osimhen this summer and the strikerâs âavailability has been raisedâ.
Although Arsenal have âdiscussedâ a deal for the Nigeria international, the Gunners have not been âofferedâ the player, who features below Atletico Madridâs Julian Alvarez on their shortlist.
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And the former Napoli striker has responded to the latest speculation over his future by declaring âI will take care of my businessâ after scoring twice in a home draw against Corum FK over the weekend.
Osimhen told reporters in Turkey: âThere are always rumours in transfer seasons. I will take care of my business. I am focused on my job, then we will see and think further.â
A report from 343 Digital has brought quotes from Galatasaray president Dursun Ozbek, who has insisted that Osimhen wonât be sold for any price this summer.
Ozbek said: âI will not say âyesâ to any transaction that will harm Galatasaray or not benefit Galatasaray.
âWhat I said about Baris Alper Yilmaz, I am now saying even more strongly about Osimhen. No matter how much the price is, I am not selling Osimhen.â
Football Insider journalist Pete OâRourke reckons Osimhen âwould be interested in a moveâ to Arsenal and that the Gunners could do a deal for around ÂŁ60m.
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OâRourke told Football Insider: âItâs a bit of a left-field move this one, excuse the pun, because Arsenal were looking for a left-sided attacker rather than a striker.
âBut if Osimhen is available for that fee and heâs interested in a move to Arsenal, Iâm sure itâs something that theyâre actively exploring right now as well.
âThereâs every possibility that Arsenal could do it, because Iâm sure Osimhen himself would be interested in a move to the Premier League champions and a move to the Emirates.â
On what it could take to do a deal, OâRourke added: âYeah, the overall package of the deal is probably where itâll really cost. I think the transfer fee wonât be too high. Youâre probably looking at ÂŁ60m plus, I think that Galatasaray would accept for him, but heâs on a huge deal over there in Turkey. I think itâs over ÂŁ300,000 a week.
âSo yeah, it would be a large outlay for Arsenal if they do go ahead and sign Osimhen. Really exciting move if they do bring him in because heâs been linked with moves to the Premier League for such a long time now, and nothingâs really ever happened with him before.â
After winning the Premier League last season and reaching the Champions League final, Mikel Arteta and the Gunners sporting director Andrea Berta are determined to add quality over quantity.
Arsenal have so far brought in Illan Meslier (free, Leeds), Christos Tzolis (ÂŁ34.12m, Club Brugge) and Bruno Guimaraes (ÂŁ75m, Newcastle) this summer, while the Gunners made Piero Hincapieâs loan move from Bayer Leverkusen into a permanent deal.
Arteta and Berta are still looking to bring in some attacking quality ahead of the new season and Galatasarayâs Osimhen has been heavily linked.
The Daily Telegraph revealed last week that Arsenal have âheld talksâ over a deal to buy Osimhen this summer and the strikerâs âavailability has been raisedâ.
Although Arsenal have âdiscussedâ a deal for the Nigeria international, the Gunners have not been âofferedâ the player, who features below Atletico Madridâs Julian Alvarez on their shortlist.
READ: Pearce slams âpatheticâ Arsenal hero as the Gunners beat Man City in the Community Shield final
And the former Napoli striker has responded to the latest speculation over his future by declaring âI will take care of my businessâ after scoring twice in a home draw against Corum FK over the weekend.
Osimhen told reporters in Turkey: âThere are always rumours in transfer seasons. I will take care of my business. I am focused on my job, then we will see and think further.â
A report from 343 Digital has brought quotes from Galatasaray president Dursun Ozbek, who has insisted that Osimhen wonât be sold for any price this summer.
Ozbek said: âI will not say âyesâ to any transaction that will harm Galatasaray or not benefit Galatasaray.
âWhat I said about Baris Alper Yilmaz, I am now saying even more strongly about Osimhen. No matter how much the price is, I am not selling Osimhen.â
Football Insider journalist Pete OâRourke reckons Osimhen âwould be interested in a moveâ to Arsenal and that the Gunners could do a deal for around ÂŁ60m.
READ: Arsenal offer tantalising glimpse of evolution ahead of a Premier League season defined by revolution
OâRourke told Football Insider: âItâs a bit of a left-field move this one, excuse the pun, because Arsenal were looking for a left-sided attacker rather than a striker.
âBut if Osimhen is available for that fee and heâs interested in a move to Arsenal, Iâm sure itâs something that theyâre actively exploring right now as well.
âThereâs every possibility that Arsenal could do it, because Iâm sure Osimhen himself would be interested in a move to the Premier League champions and a move to the Emirates.â
On what it could take to do a deal, OâRourke added: âYeah, the overall package of the deal is probably where itâll really cost. I think the transfer fee wonât be too high. Youâre probably looking at ÂŁ60m plus, I think that Galatasaray would accept for him, but heâs on a huge deal over there in Turkey. I think itâs over ÂŁ300,000 a week.
âSo yeah, it would be a large outlay for Arsenal if they do go ahead and sign Osimhen. Really exciting move if they do bring him in because heâs been linked with moves to the Premier League for such a long time now, and nothingâs really ever happened with him before.â
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