Quote from: Rabi3 on February 06, 2023, 11:29:37 PM

Quote from: SatoPrincess on February 06, 2023, 10:13:31 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on February 06, 2023, 03:09:43 AM

I keep wondering what and who is the brain behind chelsea'a move for victor Osimhen. this signing will surely be a waste of resources. Before the next summer, there will be a proper filter of the squad, unuseful players will be figured out and then there will be room for more signings and an important one for that. For now, we have Mudryk, Joao Felix, fofana, Nkunku, make, and Kai Havert, of which three are good central 9. Why are they still making moves for Victor Osimhen when they are not sending the already existing ones away?

If Chelsea have Nkunku already signed then there is no further need for Victor Osimhen who seem to be a top target for Manchester United in the summer. Chelsea already have options in that position so if Victor Osimhen also joins then it is unlikely that Joao Felix will be signed permanently in the summer and Aubameyang already is leaving in the summer too but what then happens to Broja, Kai Havertz

I agree, I don't think that Chelsea would target Osimhen when they already have Nkunku, even Osimhen wouldn't want to be played from game to game and get replaced in the middle of the match all the time, he might want to join a club where he is the main striker and play most 90 minutes.

You just come here to write post and stuff, it's tiring to see that you don't know Nkuku is not a natural Central Attacker. It's the reason why Victor Oshime fits in well to Chelsea, with Nkuku and Mudryk on the flanks he'll sure get good assist when they create good balls for him to score. I'm sure if Victor's physicality he'll not find it difficult to adapt to the premier league and Chelsea.

Asencio to Arsenal is a good one, I can tell they'll qualify for the Champions League possibly next season, so they need those Champions League experience player's in the squad also to help share the winning mentality amongst others likewise.