The Milan Sports Daily reported that Galatasaray is willing to pay Osmeen's 75 million euros in installments, and Naples insists on paying it in two installments.

The relationship between Osmayen and Naples has long been broken and is currently maintained by a contract of 11 million euros annual salary. The contract will expire one year, and the only solution is to trigger the termination clause. The termination fee has dropped from 130 million euros to 75 million euros and will expire tomorrow. To avoid further tensions, all parties hope to resolve the issue as soon as possible.

Yesterday afternoon, Galatasaray Vice Chairman Abdullah Kafku took a private jet to Milan, hoping to facilitate the deal. They have reached a four-year contract with Osmeen with an annual salary of €16 million and additional sponsorship income.

Galatasaray is willing to raise the offer, even to 75 million euros, but hopes to pay in four or five years. However, Naples Chairman De Laurentis and General Manager Manner made it clear that the entire amount must be paid in one lump sum, up to two payments can be made.

In addition, Naples has an option to extend Osmeen's contract by one year to 2027. Although this is a defensive measure, it also means that Osmeen's annual salary will increase to 13 million euros.