Osimhen's value drops by 25 million euros: The crazy 50 million euro detail for En-Nesyri

Transfermarkt has updated the market values of players in the Süper Lig. It was announced that the update was carried out by prioritizing factors such as offers received during the summer transfer window, the overall quality of the league, and participation in international competitions, rather than solely focusing on player performance. Additionally, transfer fees paid by clubs and contract details were taken into account when determining the market values of new signings.

Among the players whose value increased at Fenerbahçe are Youssef En-Nesyri, Jayden Oosterwolde, İsmail Yüksek, Mert Müldür, and Oğuz Aydın. Youssef En-Nesyri's value, which was 20 million euros, rose to the 22 million euro level with an increase of 2 million euros. 

En-Nesyri has recorded 1 goal in the 11 matches he has played for Fenerbahçe.

Transfermarkt Turkey manager Gökhan Yağmur made the following assessment regarding En-Nesyri:

"En-Nesyri's situation truly requires a difficult evaluation. Since the player has one year left on his contract, the transfer fee was set at 19.5 million euros. 

Under normal circumstances, the value of such a player would be around 50 million euros. However, the fact that the upper limits in the Süper Lig are between 20-30 million euros and the player has not yet fully delivered the expected performance led to his market value reaching 'only' 22 million euros. What is critical here is that Sevilla did not take a step back in their demands in any way, and many clubs, especially European teams like West Ham and Roma, showed serious interest in the player. This interest and these demands played an important role in the formation of his market value," he said.

En-Nesyri transferred from Sevilla to Fenerbahçe this season for a fee of 19.5 million euros. 

En-Nesyri has also failed to find the back of the net for 7 matches.

The market value of Victor Osimhen, who joined Galatasaray on loan from Napoli, has dropped from 100 million euros to 75 million euros, a decrease of 25 million euros.

Evaluating the decline in Osimhen's market value, Transfermarkt Turkey manager Gökhan Yağmur stated the following:

"Osimhen is considered an exception for Turkish football. This transfer happened because he wanted to leave Napoli, but PSG and Chelsea did not want to pay the 120 million euro release clause set for him. When Osimhen also did not want to go to Saudi Arabia, Galatasaray turned this situation into an opportunity. Galatasaray paid the requested salary to the player and signed him on loan. During this process, Napoli lowered the release clause to 75 million euros. 

In other words, if Chelsea wants to sign him during the winter transfer window, they will have to pay 75 million euros. Therefore, regardless of Osimhen's performance, his market value has currently dropped to 75 million euros. If he continues to remain with the team after the winter transfer window, his situation will be re-evaluated."