Osimhen at €65m: 10 famous strikers valued below Super Eagles & Galatasaray star

Victor Osimhen's market value has fallen sharply, but the Nigerian striker is still priced above a remarkable collection of famous European forwards, Soccernet.ng reports.

Transfermarkt's updated figures put Osimhen at €65 million, following a €10m reduction from his previous €75m valuation. The drop takes him to his lowest figure since June 2022, when he was still a 23-year-old Napoli striker.

Yet the Galatasaray star remains above 10 recognisable names, including Harry Kane, Rasmus Højlund and Kai Havertz.

Kane, Højlund and Havertz fall below Osimhen

Rasmus Højlund: €60m
The 23-year-old Denmark international is now at Napoli and sits €5m below Osimhen. Højlund's valuation is pegged at €60m, despite his move from Manchester United to Serie A.

Harry Kane: €60m
The Bayern Munich captain carries the same €60m valuation despite his extraordinary scoring record. The England striker has 81 goals in 115 international appearances.

Ferran Torres: €55m
Torres is another €10m below Osimhen after joining Paris Saint-Germain in August. The Spain international immediately made an impression in Paris, scoring twice on his debut against Rennes.

Kai Havertz: €55m
Arsenal's German forward is also valued at €55m, despite his experience in the Premier League, Champions League and international football.

Donyell Malen: €55m
The Netherlands international, now at Roma, completes the €55m group. Roma signed him permanently in May after his explosive first months in Italy.

Osimhen: 5 more famous names trail the Super Eagles star

Pio Esposito, Nick Woltemade, Folarin Balogun, Gonçalo Ramos and Omar Marmoush are all valued at €50m each, leaving every one €15m below Osimhen.

Esposito, 21, has just extended his Inter contract until 2032 after helping the club to major success. Woltemade, who scored 18 goals in 36 games for Stuttgart, joined Juventus on loan from Newcastle in September.

Balogun enjoyed his most productive Monaco season with 19 goals and three assists across all competitions before impressing at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Ramos moved from Paris Saint-Germain to AC Milan in June after scoring 45 goals in 131 appearances for PSG.

Marmoush, meanwhile, swapped Manchester City for Tottenham on loan in August, with Spurs holding an obligation to make the transfer permanent.

Osimhen has managed six goals and two assists in his first four league appearances for Galatasaray before injury interrupted his season. Another excellent season in Turkey could facilitate a move back to Europe's big five leagues next summer and a potential rise in market value.