The Toffees winger has been on loan at the Turkish Super Lig leaders.
Everton winger Henry Onyekuru has an uncertain future at Goodison Park due to work permit issues but he is certainly enjoying life on loan at Galatasaray currently.
The 21-year-old began life slowly at the Turkish Super Lig club, scoring just four league goals between the season-opening win over Ankaragucu on 10 August to the draw with Basaksehir in mid-December.
From then on, however, Onyekuru began getting more goals and also weighing in with assists, with his current tally standing at an impressive 13 goals and five assists in 29 Super Lig games, according to Transfermarkt.
This month the Nigeria international has been especially impressive, scoring in a crucial 2-0 top-of-the-table win over bitter Istanbul rivals Besiktas and registering two assists in the nervy 3-2 win away at Caykur Rizespor.
In an interview with Football Live last week, Onyekuru admitted that Galatasaray want to sign him permanently, though he said he would be sitting down with his parent club and his agent at the end of the season regarding his future.
The attacker did claim in April in conversation with BBC Sport that he wanted to achieve his dream of playing in the Premier League like his idol Thierry Henry, but his latest Twitter message certainly seems to show a lot of love towards Gala, perhaps hinting at wanting to stay?
Some Everton fans on Twitter did however remain positive – or perhaps hopeful – about where Onyekuru’s future lies:
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