Like Osimhen, Samuel Chukwueze’s may leave Italy to ply his trade in the Turkish Super Ligue amid uncertainty Career future at AC Milan, Sports247 reports.
Two Turkish clubs are showing interest in Samuel Chukwueze and he could make the move before the close of the winter window.
After last minutes efforts from Fulham FC and West Ham United failed to land Chukwueze from Italy due to time constraints, reports in Italy have it that Fernabache and Bekistas are showing serious interest in luring the Nigerian away from the Rossenerri camp.
Chukwueze who has had an inconsistent first half of the season and does not seem to fit into Sergio Conceiçao’s plans, continues to be on the radar of several teams looking to strengthen before the transfer windows close, according Calciomerao.
Samuel Chukwueze have not been able to find himself in the favour books of AC Milan’s coach , Sergio Conceicao, as the player has struggle to make any meaningful impact for the team since the arrival of the coach early in the year.
It may as well be a case of necessity meeting a function, as Chukwueze seeks more playing time while both Turkish teams are looking to strengthen their squads and see the Nigerian as a market opportunity.
The possibility of the player heading to the Turkish Super Lig in the coming days looks great while Samuel Chukwueze future is not certain at AC Milan.
With just two goals, zero assist in 19 appearances for the Serie A, the general feeling about Chukwueze’s season is that he has been able to meet many fans expectations, managing only nine starts, finishing only five of the starts.
In the next few days, it will be known whether the winger finally finds an exit and a new destination where he can find the consistent playing time and really show what he can do as a winger.
Victor Osimhen left Italy in the summer transfer window to Turkey where he nows for Galatasaray when new coach Antonio Conte declared him surplus to requirements.
Osimhen settled down quickly and has since found his scoring boots and happiness helping Galatasaray to a double chase of trophy both at the domestic level and on the continent.
Samuel Chukwueze may follow same path and rediscover his best form if the interest from Fernabache and Bekistas find the light of the day.
The Turkish Super league has over the years been a haven of a sort for Nigerian players, notably Austin Okocha, Daniel Amokachi, Uche Okechukwu were once toast of the fans in Turkey
