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Transfer: Man United join Arsenal in race to sign Victor Osimhen from Galatasaray

Manchester United have joined the race to sign Victor Osimhen from Galatasaray.
The Red Devils are said to have inquired about the Nigerian striker’s availability.
Osimhen, who is already rumored to be moving to Arsenal, is recognized as one of the most lethal goal scorers in the world.
He has netted 61 goals in 75 appearances for the Turkish club.
Reports indicate that United have inquired about the requirements to secure his transfer, although the player’s salary expectations may pose a challenge.
While Osimhen is reportedly open to a transfer, Galatasaray has no intention of selling him.
In other news, Manchester City midfielder, Rodri is scheduled to arrive in Barcelona today (Monday) to finalize a significant transfer.
He is expected to undergo a medical examination tomorrow (Tuesday).
The Ballon d’Or winner, aged 30, could potentially cost Barcelona £65 million if all performance-related bonuses are fulfilled.
The Spain captain is poised to sign a four-year contract with the La Liga champions.

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