The Turkish giants snapped up Osayi-Samuel from QPR in the January transfer window earlier this year, but his future is already under the scanner.
Steven Gerrard’s Rangers have identified the midfielder as a potential signing, while he has also been linked with Fulham.
Fenerbahce are not actively looking to sell Osayi-Samuel, but have a figure in mind at which they would sanction his departure.
According to Turkish daily Takvim, Fenerbahce will let Osayi-Samuel go if they are made an offer of €5m.
The Turkish side paid just €500,000 to QPR to take Osayi-Samuel to Istanbul, but believe his value is now much higher and want €5m to let him go.
The jury is out on whether Rangers will agree to pay such a figure to sign the Nigerian.
Osayi-Samuel clocked 18 appearances in the Turkish Super Lig for Fenerbahce last term and hit the back of the net against Konyaspor.
