Osimhen has already proven he can lead the line for a title-winning side. His explosive campaign with Napoli showcased everything Bayern Munich typically covets in a striker: pace in transition, aerial dominance, relentless pressing, and a ruthless penalty-box instinct. He stretches defenses vertically in a way few forwards can, forcing back lines deeper and creating space for attacking midfielders to operate between the lines.
Barcelona are keeping tabs on two key attackers in the form of Victor Osimhen and Omar Marmoush. This is according to The Athletic, which suggests that both Marmoush and Osimhen have emerged as 'low-tier' alternatives to the club's primary target, Julian Alvarez.
New Le Havre forward Mbwana Samatta, who had a brief spell at Aston Villa in 2020 following an £8.5 million move from Genk, is back in Tanzania's squad as captain. Defender Haji Mnoga, of English fourth-tier club Salford City, is among Samatta's fellow players operating overseas in a squad largely recruiting from Tanzania's domestic league. Prolific Galatasaray forward and former Ballon d'Or contender Victor Osimhen is almost certain to be crucial if Nigeria are to challenge for the title.
Barcelona are interested in a move for Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen, Mundo Deportivo reports. Any possible move for the 26-year-old depends on the Blaugrana's financial situation and sporting director Deco has cooled expectations in that regard, with Gala having spent €75 million to sign the Nigeria international in the summer. The same outlet has also reported on Barça's interest in , the Levante striker who is also being looked at by Real Madrid, Manchester City.
Barcelona needs a very good centre-forward and is looking for one for next season. It's not guaranteed whether Lewandowski will stay on. He's 37 years old and currently injured, so it's unknown how he'll return. From this perspective, Victor Osimhen is a player Barcelona wants. That's certain, but there have been no meetings, no discussions between the parties, and no negotiations.
Juventus and free agent striker Jonathan David have agreed to a deal, making him the first signing ahead of the 2025-26 season. David joins a striker group that is not settled, leading to discussions about additional signings, particularly Randal Kolo Muani, who wishes to remain at Juventus beyond the Club World Cup.
Al Hilal's attempt to secure Victor Osimhen for 40m was thwarted as he prioritized a move to Premier League over the Saudi club, reflecting his contract situation and aspirations.
