Tottenham targets Osimhen as Everton faces Galatasaray's high asking price for Yılmaz
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
Tottenham Hotspur has initiated discussions to sign Victor Osimhen from Galatasaray, preparing an opening bid of around £50-55 million. Galatasaray seeks at least £65 million and has yet to receive a formal proposal. Meanwhile, Everton's interest in Barış Alper Yılmaz was rebuffed by Galatasaray, who demands a minimum of €50 million. Wilfried Singo has chosen to remain with Galatasaray for now but aims for a Premier League move in 2027. Galatasaray is also attempting to secure Tijjani Reijnders from Manchester City.
- •Tottenham planning opening bid for Victor Osimhen of £50-55 million.
- •Galatasaray holds firm on Osimhen's valuation at £65 million.
- •Everton's £35 million bid for Barış Alper Yılmaz rejected.
- •Singo intends to leave for the Premier League in 2027 if terms met.
- •Galatasaray pursuing Tijjani Reijnders, contingent on other transfers.
- 3:00 PMYahoo Sports — Transfer Insider: Osimhen to Spurs, Everton Rebuffed, Singo seeks Premier League move
"With the summer transfer window entering a decisive phase, clubs across Europe are stepping up their efforts to complete deals before the deadline.One market to keep a close eye on is the Turkish Süp...
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