Galatasaray President Dursun Özbek has denied that the club is interested in signing Bayern Munich player Jamal Musiala. Addressing recent speculation, Özbek stated clearly that the German midfielder is not on the club's agenda.
The president addressed the source of these rumors, suggesting that certain parties are repeating familiar tactics. He noted that he faces similar situations every year and that the club is accustomed to such acts.
Özbek emphasized that his decisions are not influenced by external noise. He asserted that he remains unaffected by social media pressure and maintains full awareness of his strategic actions for the club.
Regarding transfer strategy, Özbek pointed to the Turkish Süper Lig's foreign player regulations. He questioned whether critics were aware of the 10+4 rule, which limits the number of non-Turkish players in matchday squads. The club plans its transfers in accordance with this regulation.
Highlighting the club's recent success, Özbek noted that, according to him, Galatasaray has been champions for the last four years. Despite denying specific high-profile targets like Musiala, he confirmed that the club will continue to strengthen its squad.
Özbek concluded by reaffirming his commitment to his role and objectives. He stated that he knows what he is doing and he won't leave without doing it.