Victor Osimhen Suffers €10m Market Value Drop, Hits Four-Year Low

Victor Osimhen Suffers €10m Market Value Drop, Hits Four-Year Low

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Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has seen his Transfermarkt market value fall from €75 million to €65 million, marking his lowest valuation in four years.

The latest update represents a €10 million drop for the Galatasaray forward, who was still valued at €75 million as recently as May 2026.

Osimhen’s new valuation takes him back to the figure recorded in June 2022, when he was 23 and playing for Napoli, having joined the Italian club from Lille in 2020.

The Nigerian’s market value has fluctuated considerably since then. When he joined Galatasaray on loan in September 2024, he was valued at €100 million, making him the most valuable player in Turkish Süper Lig history at the time.

Transfermarkt subsequently reduced his valuation to €75 million following his move away from one of Europe’s top five leagues. His value later dipped to €70 million before returning to €75 million after Galatasaray completed his permanent transfer from Napoli in July 2025.

The latest figure also leaves Osimhen €55 million below his career-high valuation of €120 million, which he reached during his time at Napoli.

Despite the reduction, Osimhen remains the most valuable player in the Turkish league in the latest market-value update. He has also made a strong start to the 2026/27 season, contributing six goals and two assists in four league appearances for Galatasaray, according to Soccernet.

His valuation remains subject to Transfermarkt’s assessment of factors including performances, statistics, age and the wider transfer market. His latest drop comes despite his continued prominence for Galatasaray and the Super Eagles.