Of course he would be loved by the fans after he leaves but the amount of money Napoli wants for him is way too much for the time being and there is a possibility that he may not end up with a good return neither. I think it's quite important to remember that he is not that good for too long now, he hasn't been a star for 5 years or something, and I think he may stay because of this.
Nobody would want to spend 180 million for him, and even 150 million would be a question mark, somewhere close to 100 million would be more than enough, that's it, nothing more and Napoli doesn't accept that. If they keep on rejecting that then it means they are not going to end up with anything decent and we are going to see them do a lot worse next season.
No elite club is prepared to pay a premium price for Victor for the reason that according to his statistics, he is not consistent in league performance; he may have been in the spotlight this season, but next season he will not be among the league's best players. Although I am still keeping track of him closely, I believe he would perform better in the Seria A division, but moving to the EPL would highlight his flopping era in football. Victor Osimhen is an overhyped market player, with a market value of more than €180 million. He would be retained by Napoli for another season. The crowd laud the Nigerian striker's outstanding performance.
I actually felt when I saw the price that they wanted Napoli to be free from many offers so they set a big price for Osimhen.
Seeing from the conditions if there is a club that really intends then they will profit but if there is no club that dares at that price then they will not be harmed either because in the end Osimhen remains for them.
But this kind of scheme will be different if in the end PSG and Mbappe really part with a big price there because with that there will be a domino effect where there are rumors that say that if in the end Mbappe leaves with 250 million more to another club then PSG is ready to bring Osimhen at a price of 150 million.