'If true' - Insider concerned Osimhen's wage demands could be expensive for Manchester United
Published: April 10, 2025
A Manchester United insider has raised concerns over the potential cost of a transfer for Victor Osimhen to the Red Devils.
While the possibility of securing the Nigerian striker may seem like a dream move for the club, there are significant financial hurdles that could make the deal challenging.
Isaac Seelochan of The Manchester Evening News says: "If true, United could see this as a dream boost with a rival withdrawing their interest in a deal.
"However, Osimhen's supposed wage demands are not exactly going to be attractive to the Reds either in their current financial state."
The concern centers around Osimhen's alleged wage expectations, which could be a stumbling block for Manchester United, particularly in light of their ongoing efforts to manage their finances.
The club has been focusing on adhering to financial fair play regulations, and high wage demands could complicate any potential move for the striker.
While Manchester United might see an opportunity with a rival club stepping back, the hefty wage package associated with the transfer is likely to raise concerns among the club’s hierarchy.
The financial implications of such a deal could force the club to reconsider, especially with ongoing efforts to reduce the wage bill.
Osimhen's performances have made him one of Europe's most sought-after strikers, having been outstanding for Galatasaray since joining the Turkish Süper Lig side on loan from Napoli during the summer transfer window.
The Nigerian forward has scored 28 goals in 32 appearances across all competitions, further raising his profile and value.
This success has contributed to his rising stock in the football world, but also means that his wage demands could reflect the level of his performances.
For Manchester United, balancing ambition with financial prudence will be key in deciding whether they can secure the 26-year-old's services.
Wale Adejumo
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