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Transfer: Nwaneri set to join Osimhen at Galatasaray
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Transfer: Nwaneri set to join Osimhen at Galatasaray

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Turkish Super Lig club, Galatasaray, have entered the race to sign Arsenal midfielder Ethan Nwaneri as they aim to improve their attacking options ahead of the coming season.

Turkish journalist Haluk Yürekli shared insights regarding Galatasaray’s negotiations with Arsenal concerning a potential transfer for Nwaneri.

During a discussion on the 343 Digital YouTube channel, Yürekli stated that Galatasaray has made an official offer for the Arsenal prospect.

“Ethan Nwaneri is among Arsenal’s promising young attacking midfielders. At just 19 years of age, he has garnered interest from various Premier League clubs. Galatasaray has put forth an official proposal to Arsenal for Nwaneri, in addition to Martinelli,” Yürekli said as reported by Habersarikirmizi.

Nwaneri continues to draw interest from clubs throughout Europe following his rise at Arsenal.

The England youth international recently extended his contract with the Gunners, thereby securing his future with the club.

This recent development indicates that Galatasaray is willing to pursue Nwaneri as part of their strategy to enhance the attacking quality of their squad, with discussions between the Turkish side and Arsenal likely to gain more attention as the transfer window approaches its conclusion.

Transfer: Nwaneri set to join Osimhen at Galatasaray

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