The latest update represents a €10 million reduction from his previous valuation of €75 million.
Osimhen’s new market value is the same figure he was assigned in June 2022, when he was 23 and had been at Napoli for just over two years following his move from Lille.
The Nigerian striker was valued at €100 million when he joined Galatasaray on loan in September 2024, making him the most valuable player in Turkish Süper Lig history at the time.
His valuation was later reduced to €75 million following his departure from one of Europe’s top five leagues.
Osimhen’s value subsequently dropped to €70 million before rising again to €75 million after Galatasaray completed his permanent transfer from Napoli for €75 million in July 2025.
Transfermarkt maintained his €75 million valuation in May 2026, citing his status as an elite striker and continued interest from major European clubs.
The latest reduction leaves Osimhen €55 million below his career-high valuation of €120 million, which he reached during his time at Napoli.
Despite the drop, the 27-year-old remains the most valuable player in the Turkish market.
AC Milan forward Rafael Leão is valued at €50 million, while Dušan Vlahović is worth €35 million and Mohamed Salah €22 million.
Osimhen therefore remains at the top of the Turkish market-value rankings despite the latest €10 million reduction in his valuation.
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