But 30 million for Lukaku at the age of 30 is not a low amount. Chelsea can ask that amount as they are not forced to sell him quickly and can be patiently waiting for Inter to make their move. If Inter can't get Lukaku, the issue of one striker that needs to be found would persist. I expect Inter to fulfill the requirements at some point, but it will probably be closer to 3= - 30 million than to 40 million as Chelsea would also want to remove Lukaku from their salary list for next season.
To me, the selling price of Lukaku to Inter Milan is a considerable amount, and I don't anticipate any team that wants a player so strongly and the player feels the same way to wait long on such a deal. Maybe Chelsea is leveraging their hurried need for this player to entice them into paying the stated amount, but I still think the price is reasonable and should be affordable for a team like Inter Milan.
the assessment given by Napoli is excessive for me, I think because they don't want to sell Osimehn and therefore scare possible buyers, but it could be a risky move because they could then sell him for much less money or lose him on a free transfer! a risk that I would sincerely avoid if a team presented itself with a sum close to 100 million
I doubt Napoli will want to trade Victor Osimhen for less than his market value of around €120 million. However, if a team brings a €100 million deal for them, it would be highly encouraging and beneficial to the team. If they do not want to sell the player, they can enhance his welfare or sell him and utilise the profit to replace him with another good striker.