Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United have both held internal discussions over a potential move to sign Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen, according to TEAMtalk.
The Nigerian forward, valued at around £64m by Transfermarkt, has attracted significant interest from multiple Premier League clubs ahead of a busy transfer deadline period.
Arsenal have also been credited with holding internal discussions over a deal for Osimhen, making this a highly competitive pursuit across north London and beyond.
Despite the widespread interest, Galatasaray have made clear they have no intention of selling the striker unless a genuinely lucrative proposal lands on their table.
The Turkish club have already rejected a sizable offer from Al-Hilal for Osimhen in recent days, underlining just how firmly they intend to hold their ground.
Osimhen’s own salary demands have also presented a stumbling block for potential suitors, further complicating any deal at this stage of the window.
Tottenham’s need for a striker is driven partly by uncertainty over Dominic Solanke, who has struggled to showcase his best form since joining from AFC Bournemouth and suffered fitness issues last season.
Richarlison was Tottenham’s highest scorer last season but has now entered the final year of his contract, leaving his long-term future at the club far from secure.
Randal Kolo Muani, signed on loan from Paris Saint-Germain last summer, will not be returning, with the Frenchman having since joined Juventus on a permanent basis.
Spurs will not be competing in European football this season, which reduces the fixture burden significantly, though the club appears determined to strengthen their attacking options regardless.
Manchester United, by contrast, are considered unlikely to formalise their interest in Osimhen, given the options already at their disposal in the striker position.
United currently have Benjamin Sesko and Joshua Zirkzee leading the line, while Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, and Marcus Rashford offer additional cover in attacking areas.
Tottenham, meanwhile, remain closely monitoring Osimhen’s situation, with the player himself reportedly keen on securing a move to the Premier League this summer.
Osimhen has proven his quality at multiple levels, described as quick, strong, capable in the air, and clinical in front of goal during his time in the Super Lig.
Whether Spurs can turn their interest into a concrete offer before the transfer window closes remains the key question dominating discussions around the club right now.