Gift Orban is three goals away from triggering a clause that could turn his loan move to Turkish club Amedspor into a permanent transfer.
The Nigerian striker has made an impressive start to the season, scoring seven goals and providing two assists in six league appearances.
Amedspor president Nahit Eren revealed on Tuesday that the club’s agreement with Hoffenheim includes a mandatory purchase clause that becomes active if Orban reaches 10 league goals.
Eren said Amedspor paid €500,000 for the loan and would pay €3 million for the permanent transfer if the 10-goal target is reached. (Punch Newspapers)
Orban’s latest goal came in Amedspor’s 3-2 victory over Beşiktaş, where he also provided an assist.
With seven goals already, the 24-year-old now needs just three more to reach the target that could secure his permanent stay in Turkey.
For now, Orban’s focus will be on maintaining his scoring form as Amedspor continue their campaign in the Turkish Süper Lig.
