Galatasaray are preparing to roll out the red carpet for Victor Osimhen this week, as the Nigerian star striker edges closer to completing a sensational €75 million move from Napoli.

With all parties having reached an agreement, Galatasaray Vice President Abdullah Kavukcu is expected to travel to Italy in the coming hours to finalize the paperwork and return with the 26-year-old forward.

The club plans to present Osimhen to fans in a special signing ceremony at RAMS Park during Saturday’s high-profile friendly against Lazio, according to Turkish outlet Fanatik.

Osimhen, who spent the 2024/25 season on loan at Galatasaray, made an indelible mark — scoring 37 goals and delivering 8 assists in 41 matches. The Super Eagles star's performances powered the Yellow-Reds to a league and cup double, rising quickly to cult hero status.

Despite interest from Saudi giants Al-Hilal, who tabled a €160 million offer, Osimhen opted to continue with Galatasaray, a decision that further endeared him to the club’s supporters.

The financial structure of the transfer reflects the magnitude of the move. Galatasaray will pay €40 million upfront, with the remaining €35 million due by the end of 2026. The agreement includes a 10% sell-on clause for Napoli and a two-year restriction preventing an immediate return to Serie A.

One of the most expensive departures in Napoli's history, Osimhen becomes the biggest ever transfer for Galatasaray and Turkish football.

Still, a return to Galatasaray remains a shock to the transfer market with Osimhen previously believed to be on the radar of some of Europe’s biggest clubs including Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea.

Osimhen’s arrival will further strengthen Galatasaray’s attacking options ahead of the new season, and fans are expected to fill RAMS Park to witness the club’s record signing step onto the pitch in red and yellow once more.

With the official unveiling set for the Lazio game on August 2, the stage is set for one of the most high-profile player presentations in Turkish football history.

Osimhen has already missed a number of Galatasaray’s preseason friendlies including the Turkish champions' 3-1 victory over Cagliari.