Galatasaray Bid: €25M + Kutucu for Oulaï – Transfer News

First offer rejected

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Galatasaray continues to insist on Trabzonspor’s young midfielder Christ Inao Oulaï. It was claimed that the first offer made by the yellow-reds for the young football player was rejected by Trabzonspor, but they were preparing a second and higher offer.

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According to the news in HT Spor, Galatasaray is updating its offer for the transfer of Oulaï. It was stated that the yellow-reds are working on a new package that includes a transfer fee of 25 million Euros + Ahmed Kutucu’s transfer fee. It was reported that the negotiations were carried out at the level of the presidents of the two clubs.

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It was stated that the claret-blue club demanded a transfer fee of over 40 million Euros for the 19-year-old Ivory Coast midfielder. It was also among the information received that the Black Sea team had to pay over 30 million Euros in February. It was previously stated that Galatasaray’s offer of 20 million Euros + Ahmed Kutucu was not accepted by Trabzonspor.

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Christ Inao Oulaï, whose current market value is 8 million Euros, was transferred to Trabzonspor from the French team Bastia for 5.5 million Euros in the 2025 summer transfer period and signed a contract until 2030. The young player, who played in 11 matches this season with the claret-blue jersey, attracted attention with his performance by contributing 5 scores.

Oulaï, who started playing regularly for the Ivory Coast National Team, stands out as an attractive profile in the transfer market with his performance, as well as being included in the young player quota determined by TFF.

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