Galatasaray fans are unhappy with one thing after Osimhen’s loan move

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Galatasaray fans have taken to the club’s official Facebook page to criticize the transfer dealings of the club this summer after the arrival of Super Eagles forward Victor Osimhen.

Galatasaray’s recent transfer dealings have left fans frustrated and questioning the team’s strategy.

The departure of Kerem, a key player who contributed to 30 goals in 60 games last season, has sparked outrage among supporters.

Fans took to social media to express their discontent, with many asking, “Who will feed Osimhen?” – referring to the team’s new signing, Victor Osimhen.

One fan, Ali Haydar Demircan, lamented, “You let go of a player who played 60 games in the season and contributed to 30 goals.

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What were you doing in Italy? Where are Rabiot and McKennie?” Another fan, Diyar Aslan, added, “We sold our top scorer for peanuts, and now we have no wings. What will happen if Torreira gets injured? Will Berkan play?”

The general consensus among fans is that the team has not adequately replaced the departed players, leaving a glaring gap in the squad. As Emmanuel Odiwonma noted, “One man cannot make a team.

Osimhen needs all the necessary support to succeed.” Murat, a fan from Turkey, echoed this sentiment, “You couldn’t make transfers, so why did you sell Kerem? The midfield is empty, the left wing is empty. What will Osimhen do alone?”

The fans’ frustration stems from the perceived lack of depth in the squad, particularly in the wings and midfield.

With the departure of Kerem and Zaha, the team is left with limited options. As Metin Murat pointed out, “Barış Ziyech is the only one left on the wings. What will happen if he gets injured?”

Galatasaray’s management has been criticised for not addressing these concerns, leaving fans wondering if the team is prepared for the upcoming season.

The unveiling of Osimhen, while exciting, has done little to alleviate these concerns. As Arkin Celik noted, “Osimhen cannot do it alone. Who will support him?”