According to reports from Ekrem Konur, Promise David is attracting interest from major European clubs such as Galatasaray. Union Saint-Gilloise previously refused an 8 million euro offer from Besiktas during the winter transfer window. The club now expects between 15 and 25 million euros for Promise David.

Sportsboom reports that Galatasaray is closely monitoring Promise David. Union has set a summer asking price of over €20 million for the player. According to the report, clubs want to act quickly as his value could increase significantly if he performs well at the World Cup. Union convinced David to stay in January, but a transfer after the season seems inevitable.

Galatasaray has shown interest in Union SG's 24-year-old Canadian and Nigerian striker, Promise David, who is reportedly remembered in Turkey for scoring a Champions League goal there. Union SG is not financially compelled to sell players in the current transfer window due to its financial position from Champions League participation. As a result, any attempt to sign the striker would require a substantial offer, which would likely have to exceed 20 million euros. A transfer is considered a possibility for the summer, as David is believed to be in his final months at the club but may want to stay to ensure he gets regular playing time ahead of the World Cup. David is under contract until mid-2029, and Union SG, who signed him in July 2024 for 600,000 euros, would have to pay 15% of the profit from any sale to his former club, Kalju. This season, he has scored 8 goals in 18 appearances in the Jupiler Pro League, and for Canada he has 8 caps and 3 goals. His current Transfermarkt market value is €13.00m, and other clubs including West Ham United and Leeds United have also been linked with him.