Pisa demand €10m for Rafiu Durosinmi in a transfer move as Trabzonspor weigh a deal for the Nigerian striker ahead of the new season

Italian Serie B side Pisa have set a €10 million asking price for Nigerian striker Rafiu Durosinmi as interest intensifies from Turkish Super Lig club Trabzonspor in a potential summer transfer move, according to reports on Tuesday, 1 July 2026.

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Rafiu Durosinmi, who joined Pisa from Czech First Division club Viktoria Plzen in January 2026, has quickly attracted attention in the transfer market despite a modest start to life in Italy.

The 23-year-old forward registered one goal and one assist in 12 league appearances, but his profile remains highly rated across Europe.

Pisa’s valuation signals a firm stance from the Serie B side, who are reportedly open to a sale despite Durosinmi still being under contract until 2030.

The decision highlights the club’s willingness to balance sporting plans with financial opportunity in a rapidly evolving transfer window.

Trabzonspor are believed to be monitoring the situation closely as they search for attacking reinforcements.

The Turkish club view Durosinmi as a potential replacement option amid uncertainty surrounding Paul Onuachu, who has attracted interest from Saudi Pro League side Al Ahli.

Sources suggest the move is still at an early stage, but negotiations could accelerate if Trabzonspor decide to meet Pisa’s valuation.

The situation places Durosinmi at the centre of a competitive transfer battle as clubs across Europe continue to assess forward options ahead of the new season.

Football observers note that Durosinmi’s physical presence and development potential make him an attractive long-term investment, despite his limited output since arriving in Italy.

Pisa, however, appear in no rush to lower their asking price, reflecting confidence in the striker’s future value.

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The coming weeks are expected to be decisive as Trabzonspor weigh up their options and Pisa maintain their €10 million demand in what could become one of the more closely watched Nigerian transfer stories of the summer window.