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Transfer: Osimhen could join Arsenal as Galatasaray send Martinelli offer

  • Arsenal and Galatasaray are in discussions regarding potential transfers, including a move for striker Victor Osimhen, as Sporting Director Andrea Berta initiated these talks to bolster the attack.
  • Berta, alongside assistant Maurizio Michele, is leveraging strong relationships in Turkey to facilitate player sales, aiming to keep the club active in the market while balancing the squad.
  • Sales including Leandro Trossard's move to Besiktas for up to £17m will generate £45m, with departures of Jakub Kiwior, Christian Norgaard, and Karl Hein also included; separately, the club is negotiating a permanent deal for Reiss Nelson with West Ham for about £3m.
  • The Turkish club has shown interest in Gabriel Martinelli and Ethan Nwaneri, reportedly offering £38.4m for Martinelli, while Nwaneri, an England Under-21 international, is also attracting attention from various clubs across Europe.
  • Beyond current negotiations, Gabriel Jesus, Fabio Vieira, and Martin Zubimendi remain available for transfer, as these potential departures are part of the club's wider strategy to reshape the team, with Zubimendi specifically attracting interest from Spain.
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Reports from the British media suggest that Arsenal is in talks with Galatasaray to sign striker Victor Osimhen. Arsenal reportedly included Osimhen's name on their list of candidates during discussions regarding the transfer of existing players, and with Osimhen himself strongly desiring a move to a top-tier team capable of competing for the Champions League title, the future developments are attracting considerable attention.

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Sky Sports broke the news in United Kingdom on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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