Tottenham eyes Osimhen as summer spending ramps up

At the Tottenham Hotspur training ground, manager Roberto De Zerbi received the green light to open talks with Victor Osimhen’s representatives, the Nigerian striker still owned by Galatasaray, as the club prepares its offensive options for the upcoming summer window.

Il Tottenham has been active in a market described as particularly ambitious after significant investments. The club’s summer strategy reflects a willingness to spend heavily on new talent.

Roberto De Zerbi, the manager of Tottenham Hotspur, received internal authorization to start talks with the agents of Victor Osimhen. The Nigerian striker is currently owned by Galatasaray.

Tottenham is monitoring Osimhen closely, viewing him as one of the primary targets to strengthen their attacking line. The club sees the forward as a key addition for the upcoming season.

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No direct negotiations with Galatasaray have been reported, and the Turkish side still holds the player’s registration. Any agreement would therefore require the Turkish club’s consent.

To fund a potential deal, the Spurs are expected to trim their squad through player sales, creating the financial space needed. Reducing the roster size is seen as essential for a high‑profile signing.

Other European giants linked to Osimhen include Manchester United, Atletico Madrid and Chelsea, underscoring his high market profile. These clubs are also tracking the situation as the summer window approaches.

The rumours originated from England, and the next days could prove decisive in turning Tottenham’s interest into a concrete negotiation with Galatasaray. Gli observers will watch for any approaches or official statements from either side.