PSG's interest in Victor Osimhen remains: French press claims they are 'waiting for the right moment'
The French press has suggested that PSG has not closed the transfer file for Victor Osimhen, who has had an impressive start to the season at Galatasaray.
Victor Osimhen, who continues to remain on the agenda of European clubs with his performance in a Galatasaray jersey, is the subject of a new transfer claim from France. Reports in the French press state that Paris Saint-Germain's interest in the Nigerian striker has not ended.
The website Sport.fr wrote that Osimhen has not left PSG's radar. The report suggests that while the attempt made during the summer transfer window did not yield results, the Parisian club has not completely closed the transfer file.

The assessment in the French press stated that Napoli keeps its financial expectations for Osimhen high, while Galatasaray maintains a firm stance against selling the player, whose market value is listed at 75 million euros.
“Osimhen's name continues to circulate in the corridors of the Parc des Princes. Despite the failed attempt this summer, the matter is not yet closed.”
The report also commented that PSG often follows certain targets for a long time in its transfer policy and waits for the appropriate moment. For this reason, it was claimed that the French club could make another move regarding Osimhen in the future.
The 27-year-old striker is drawing attention with his effective start at Galatasaray. According to the data provided in the source, Osimhen has produced 6 goals and 2 assists in the 4 matches he has played in the yellow-red jersey this season.
News Source: 12punto
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