Osimhen suffers fresh market-value drop as Transfermarkt valuation falls to €65m

Victor Osimhen has recorded another decline in his Transfermarkt valuation, with the Super Eagles striker dropping from €75m to €65m in the latest market-value update.

The €10m decrease comes after a summer transfer window in which the Turkish Super Lig attracted several high-profile players, including Mohamed Salah, Rafael Leao and Dusan Vlahovic.

The latest valuation represents a new four-year low for Osimhen. He was last valued at €65m in June 2022, when he was 23 and had spent almost two years at Napoli following his move from Lille.

When the Nigerian joined Galatasaray on loan in September 2024, he had a €100m valuation, making him the most valuable player in Super Lig history at the time.

Transfermarkt later reduced his valuation to €75m following his departure from one of Europe’s top five leagues.

His value subsequently fell to €70m before climbing back to €75m after Galatasaray completed his permanent €75m transfer from Napoli in July 2025.

Transfermarkt maintained the €75m valuation as recently as May, with his status as an elite striker and reported interest from major European clubs cited as factors.

The latest €65m valuation places Osimhen €55m below his career-high value of €120m, which he reached during his time at Napoli.

Despite the reduction, Osimhen remains the highest-valued player in the Turkish market. Leao is valued at €50m, Vlahovic at €35m and Salah at €22m.

Osimhen has also made a strong start to the 2026/27 season, scoring six goals and providing two assists in four league appearances for Galatasaray.

However, he has yet to feature for Galatasaray in the Champions League or represent Nigeria in the AFCON qualifiers after suffering an injury during a league match earlier in September.