Super Eagles captain and Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia forward, Ahmed Musa has quashed reports linking him with a move to Galatasaray claiming that he is yet to receive any offers for from the Turkish giants, Bestchoicesports.com.ng understands.

Multi-media sources reported last week that the former Leicester City attacker is set to be on the move again with Galatasaray lining up a deal for him.

Musa switched to Saudi Arabia from England in August 2018 to join Al Nassr on a four-year contract that will expire in June 2022.

The former Kano Pillars striker and highest goal scorer in the Nigeria Professional Football League, has refuted the transfer links to Turkey by insisting his commitment to Al Nassr, however, he admitted that Galatasaray – who are third on the Super Lig table – are a popular team in Europe.

Morocco’s Nordin Amrabat and Brazil defender Maicon previously played for Galatasaray, and they are currently Musa’s teammates in Rui Vitoria’s team.

“Galatasaray is a well-known team in Europe. However, there have been no offers to me or my manager so far. I am a player of Al Nassr and I have a contract here,” Musa was quoted by Hurriyet.

The 27-year-old forward has had a nomadic career, starting from the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) with Kano Pillars before moving to the Netherlands, Russia, England and Saudi Arabia.

Musa moved to the Middle East after failing to secure regular playing time at Leicester City, after joining them following their Premier League triumph in 2016.

He was demoted to the club U-23 side in the 2017-18 season before rejoining CSKA Moscow for the second half of the campaign, where he returned six goals in 10 league appearances.

He struggled for goals in the Saudi Professional League this term before it was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic. He played 17 league games, including 13 starts without finding the back of the net for Al Nassr.

In his debut season in Saudi Arabia, the ex-CSKA Moscow attacker returned seven goals in 24 matches to help the Globals win the top-flight title and the Saudi Super Cup.

Al Nassr are currently second in the Saudi Pro League standings with 45 points after 22 games, six points behind Al-Hilal.