Victor Osimhen, Ndidi, other Super Eagles stars who could move before transfer window closes

Kelvin Omachonu


The final days of the summer transfer window could prove decisive for several Super Eagles stars, with a number of Nigeria internationals still facing uncertain futures, Soccernet.ng reports.

While some have already attracted concrete offers, others have emerged as late-window targets for clubs looking to strengthen their squads before the deadline.

Victor Osimhen is arguably the biggest name on the list, with Arsenal maintaining interest in the Galatasaray striker. There is also the possibilty of a Galatasaray switch. Wilfred Ndidi, meanwhile, has been linked with a move away from Beşiktaş despite reports suggesting he could ultimately remain in Turkey.

Super Eagles Celebrate goal during AFCON 2025. (Photo by: ImagoxSegun Ogunfeyitimi)

Here are the Super Eagles stars who could still change clubs before the transfer window closes.

Victor Osimhen

Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen remains the biggest potential Nigerian transfer story of the summer.

The striker only recently made his permanent move to Galatasaray, but his goalscoring record has continued to attract interest from Europe’s biggest clubs.

Victor Osimhen of Galatasaray SK
Victor Osimhen of Galatasaray SK Copyright: xIMAGO/BurakxBasturkx

Arsenal have emerged as the strongest late-window suitor, with reports indicating that the Premier League champions have held talks with Galatasaray over the 27-year-old. However, the transfer is far from straightforward.

Osimhen’s high salary is reportedly one of the biggest obstacles, while Galatasaray are reluctant to lose their star forward. Arsenal would also need to reach an agreement with the Turkish champions over the transfer fee.

With the window approaching its close, Osimhen’s future could therefore become one of the defining late transfer sagas.

Wilfred Ndidi

Wilfred Ndidi of Nigeria Super Eagles seen during the friendly match between Poland and Nigeria at PGE Narodowy Stadium. Final score Poland 2:2 Nigeria. Warsaw Poland
Wilfred Ndidi of Nigeria Super…



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