Midfielder Yves Bissouma is on the brink of a high-profile move to Galatasaray, where he would reunite with Victor Osimhen in what promises to be a powerful midfield-strike partnership. The savvy Malian, who has seen his playing time drop off sharply, is expected to join on a loan deal that includes an obligation to buy—an agreement now close to finalization. After falling out of favor under the new management, this move offers him a fresh start and regular football at a club competing at the top level and in European competition.
Pressure from both Fenerbahce and Galatasaray had been building for some time, with Turkish giants ready to battle it out for his signature. But Galatasaray appear to have taken the lead, emerging as the likely destination for Bissouma as Tottenham looks to offload a player surplus to requirements. As negotiations advance, it seems the midfielder’s time in the Premier League may finally be winding down—at least for the time being.
Meanwhile, across the Premier League, a defensive reshuffle is gathering momentum as at least three top-flight clubs are reportedly tracking Manchester City defender Nathan Aké. Everton, West Ham, and Newcastle are said to be monitoring his situation closely. With City apparently open to parting ways at the right price, Aké’s potential move could open doors for all three clubs, each bringing their own ambitions and needs to the negotiation table.
This confluence of transfer activity marks a fascinating twist in the summer window: Galatasaray reinforcing their squad with midfield steel to pair with Osimhen’s firepower, while in England, established Premier League outfits line up to bolster their backlines.
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