Victor Osimhen stood before the reporters, his face lit up with a smile as the Galatasaray faithful chanted his name in the background. The Nigerian striker had taken the Turkish league by storm, proving his worth yet again. But as the summer transfer window loomed, questions about his future grew louder.

Juventus, one of Italy’s most storied clubs, had been keeping a close watch on him. They saw in him a potential game-changer, a striker who could lead their attack into the next era. But Osimhen, always one to live in the present, wasn’t ready to make any promises.

“At the moment, I don’t know,” he admitted when pressed about his next move. “A few months ago, no one imagined I’d be at Galatasaray. Many thought I’d leave in January. But here I am, loving every moment. The fans, the club, the president—I feel at home.”

His words were heartfelt, but they didn’t put an end to the speculation. With Napoli unwilling to let him go cheaply and several European giants circling, his future remained one of the biggest talking points in football. Would Juventus make their move, or would another club swoop in?

For now, Osimhen’s focus was on enjoying his time in Turkey. But come summer, the battle for his signature was sure to be fierce.