It will certainly be tough for them. Some players are also going to leave the team. That is going to disrupt the chemistry of the team as well. It is certainly going to be hard for them. I am also hearing that there is going to be a big offer for Victor Osimhen to stay on the team. I don’t know if he's actually going to stay or not. But I think Napoli is doing the right thing by trying to keep him in the team. I don’t know if there will actually be successful to do that. But it’s good that they are at least trying.
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Today, information has already appeared on the pages of the Football-Italia publication that Osimhen can extend the contract with Naloli, he will receive a salary increase, and besides, he initially wanted to continue his career in Napoli. I saw the news that Chelsea are interested in him, but perhaps 100mn is not the amount for which Napoli are ready to let go of such a talented striker.
But still Osimhen knows that he can earn more money if he goes to another club and he is probably going to be more successful as well. Napoli is a good team, but I don't think that they will perform like that in the Serie A on a regular basis. They will be one of the strongest competitors, but I think it is still a big difference to play for a club like Real Madrid or for one of the strongest teams in the Premier League. I don't expect him to stay, but who knows maybe he knows what he has got in Italy.
I don't also expect him to stay if a strong club is ready to pay the amount Napoli placed on him which is very high. Osinmeh is a good and flexible striker that will perform very well if he sees people that supplies him with passes for him to do the finishing. Napoli wouldn't bring out the best in him and with Napoli he wouldn't win a lot of trophy.
Osinmeh is a man that will love to exploit in football and will prefer playing in a different club rather than playing in Napoli for long. He will fit into Real Madrid if they are ready to sign him. If he leaves Napoli,I don't think that Naopli will be able to win Serial A again.
I am not sure about that as the question I ask myself is whether Napoli did already bring the best out of him and whether he is able to perform even better for a different club or whether he reached his limits already?
That is also the question that Real Madrid is trying to find the answer to since he isn't a striker who cost 50 million, which would still be ok if it turns out to be the wrong transfer. But when a club has to pay far more than 100 million, there needs to be some kind of 99.99% chance that the transfer will be the right one. That is why clubs are hesitating. Osimhen is not Mbappe.