Everton striker Oumar Niasse is prepared to make the switch to the Turkish Super Lig this summer.
Turkish-Football recently reported that Niasse is keen on a switch to Galatasaray.
The Turkish outlet Fanatik has followed up the story and claim that Niasse is now pushing for a move. The Senegal international is keen on playing UEFA Champions League Football next season and has experience of playing in Turkey.
Fanatik go onto state that Niasse is ready to put pen-to-paper on a deal with Galatasaray as soon as the Lions strike a deal with Everton.
The daily Turkish newspaper also confirmed that talks between Everton and Gala are ongoing and that the Lions want to sign Niasse on loan.
However, Galatasaray may have trouble reaching an agreement with Everton as they are under pressure from UEFA Financial Fair Play to curb their spending.
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Niasse joined Everton for £13.5 million back in 2016 but struggled for first-team action this season.
The 28-year-old has another two-years remaining on his contract. Niasse netted 12 goals and provide four assists in 27 appearances for the Toffees this term.
