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180 million for Osimhen are disproportionate, he had an excellent season with Napoli but a single good season is not enough to give such a high value to victor! Haaland according to this criterion should be worth 500 million minimum! I think Napoli don't want to deprive themselves of their best striker also because they wouldn't find a valid alternative on the market, but if they don't sell for 180 million they will most likely never be offered this amount again to Napoli

I think Napoli is deliberately setting a higher rate than the normal price. because they really don't want to lose Victor Osimhen from their squad. and yeah it's true they'd even be hard pressed to find a replacement Osimhen if their Osimhen were to let loose. so by setting a high transfer price is for the big teams to give up on the hunt for Osimhen. And so that Osimhen stays in Napoli longer. But if there is a club that wants to redeem 180 million euros for Osimhen. then Napoli will clearly benefit financially but will be disadvantaged in terms of club performance in the future. because they will lose their flagship player and I don't think they will find a replacement anytime soon.

Wow, we're talking about a huge sum of money here! Napoli's high wall of 180 million for Osimhen makes sense, in my opinion. A loud warning to all the other clubs out there! A hedge against financial loss in the event that their top player leaves, and a means of retaining him. To what extent, though, is it even a question? Is there a club that would pay that much for him?

So, what comes next, exactly? They'll have more money in the bank, but a huge vulnerability in their first line of defense. Can that sum be used to acquire a player who can step in and play immediately in place of Osimhen? Not likely! If Osimhen quits, they will likely see a significant drop in performance unless they have a secret weapon in their ranks. This isnt a pretty sight, is it?

Napoli's focus seems to want to keep Napoli having the best performance in the coming season. Especially Napoli want to fight to win the Champions League. Last season we knew that Napoli failed because they lost to Inter Milan. And at that time Osimhen was injured and was just recovering. So it seems that the reason Napoli has kept Osimhen for at least this season is because Napoli wants their club's attack power to remain strong and be able to compete fiercely in the Champions League. Because if Osimhen were to leave in the current transfer market. So I think Napoli's dream of becoming a strong candidate in the Champions League will vanish. Losing Kim Min Jae has had enough of an impact on Napoli's defense and now Napoli want to maintain their offensive power. The tariff of 180 million euros is indeed reasonable. although there are indeed big risks that the club must also be prepared to accept.

Napoli should first try to keep the player they had in the last season and that's how they have a more stable performance in the next season, but holding players like Osimhen with the good performance he had and with the offers, he can have is not easy however the Napoli also asked for a huge amount of money for hiring this player but still if he leaves this team to another team Napoli should start seeking for alternative players for the next season.