Osimhen's Market Value Drops to €65m

Victor Osimhen's value has dropped again, losing €10m in his Transfermarkt valuation. The Super Eagles striker is now worth €65m, as reported by PUNCH Sports Extra.

This decline comes after a summer where the Turkish Super Lig attracted many big names, including Mohamed Salah, Rafael Leao, and Dusan Vlahovic.

Osimhen, who is often seen as one of the best strikers in the world, has hit a new low. The last time he was valued at €65m was in June 2022 when he was just 23 years old. That was only two years after he joined Napoli from Lille.

When Osimhen joined Galatasaray on loan in September 2024, he had a valuation of €100m. This made him the most valuable player in Super Lig history.

Transfermarkt later reduced his value to €75m because he moved away from one of Europe's top five leagues. His value then dropped to €70m before rising back to €75m after Galatasaray made his transfer permanent for €75m in July 2025. Transfermarkt kept him at €75m as recently as May this year, noting his elite status and interest from major European clubs.

Now, with the new €65m valuation, Osimhen is €55m below his all-time high of €120m. He reached that peak during his time at Napoli.

Despite this latest drop, Osimhen remains the highest-valued player in the Turkish league. Leao is worth €50m, Vlahovic is at €35m, and Salah has a value of €22m. Osimhen is still well ahead of these players.

Osimhen has started the 2026/27 season strongly, scoring six goals and making two assists in just four league matches for Galatasaray. This performance could have been expected to raise his value, not lower it.

But he has not played in the Champions League for Galatasaray or in the AFCON qualifiers for Nigeria. This is due to an injury he picked up during league play in early September.