The 27-year-old, who recently moved into third place on Galatasaray’s all-time foreign goalscorers list, remains a transfer target for several clubs before the window closes, although nothing has materialised so far.
Arsenal have emerged as the most likely destination for now, while Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal are also monitoring his situation.
Globally, Osimhen is ranked the 20th most valuable forward in world football, according to Transfermarkt, which calculates player market values based on factors including age, performances and statistics.
Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak is fourth at €85m, level with Inter Milan and Argentina striker Lautaro Martinez, while Hugo Ekitike and Joao Pedro complete the top seven, both valued at €80m. Osimhen’s €75m valuation places him eighth, though he remains both the most valuable Nigerian footballer in the world and the most valuable player in the Turkish Super Lig.
The Super Eagles forward has built his reputation as one of the game’s most prolific goalscorers, and has further strengthened that standing with 63 goals in 76 appearances for Galatasaray since his move from Napoli.
He will be looking to continue that form when Galatasaray return to Super Lig action against Goztepe on Saturday.
Osimhen’s continued high valuation also reflects his standing in the wider history of African transfers.
His move from Lille to Napoli in 2023 was valued at $91m, while his subsequent permanent transfer from Napoli to Galatasaray was reportedly worth $87m, meaning he features twice among the ten most expensive African players in history.