Dursun Ozbek, the president of the renowned Turkish football club Galatasaray, has rejected rumors circulating online that suggest the club is in arrears to Nigerian forward Victor Osimhen and several other players regarding their salaries. He emphasized that all financial agreements have been honored according to their respective contracts.
In statements reported by Habersarikirmizi, the club’s president labeled the narratives as deceptive and damaging, reaffirming that Galatasaray maintains its financial discipline despite the challenges associated with high-profile player acquisitions.
Ozbek remarked, "Fabricating stories like this only leads to unnecessary crises. Galatasaray is a top-tier club with world-class athletes. You cannot rely solely on rhetoric to motivate these players."
He further elaborated, stating, "Should players go without their salaries for two or three months, their performance would inevitably decline. Such claims undermine the professionalism of our athletes. We have bonuses and performance incentives, and we ensure timely payments for all. Galatasaray has never failed to meet its financial responsibilities — not a single lira is overdue."
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