After Victor Osimhen and Wilfred Ndidi, Turkish Süper Lig could be set for another Nigerian arrival, with a Super Eagles star weighing up a move to Turkey amid interest from two top-flight clubs, Soccernet.ng reports.
Nigerian Journalist, Buchi Laba, confirmed last week that the unnamed player has been the subject of formal enquiries from two Turkish sides, both keen to lure him ahead of the new season. The situation is developing, with the clubs yet to table official bids.
It is understood that the player — who has also received offers from clubs in England and Spain — is open to joining the growing list of Nigerian internationals in Turkey, following the recent transfers of Victor Osimhen to Galatasaray and Wilfred Ndidi to Besiktas.
Another Nigerian Super Eagles Footballer might be on the move to the Turkish League! Confirmed Last week about 2 Turkish clubs making Enquires. So we will wait to see if they will proceed ⏳⌛️.
– The Said player is willing to Move to Turkiye but he has offers from England|Spain.
— Buchi Laba (@Buchi_Laba) August 8, 2025
The player is believed to be assessing his options, with factors such as game time, contract terms, and European competition participation set to influence his final decision.
Ndidi Passes Besiktas Medicals
As shared on Soccernet.ng’s social media page, Ndidi has completed his medical examinations in Istanbul ahead of his move from Leicester City to Besiktas.
The Nigerian midfielder landed in Turkey earlier this week and was swiftly taken through the club’s standard fitness and health checks.
Besiktas have not yet confirmed his signing, but multiple reports suggest Ndidi has inked a three-year deal that includes an option for a fourth.
Osimhen Seals Permanent Move to Galatasaray
Meanwhile, Osimhen has officially joined Galatasaray in a record-breaking deal from Napoli. The Turkish champions paid €75 million for the Super Eagles striker, making it the most expensive transfer in the history of Turkish football.
The former LOSC Lille star penned a four-year contract and was unveiled to thousands of Galatasaray fans.