Quote from: Jatiluhung on July 13, 2023, 04:47:31 PM

Quote from: babo on July 13, 2023, 12:11:56 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on July 13, 2023, 10:35:20 AM

Despite the fact that Victor Osimhen doesn't have a certain release clause in his current contract with the club, Napoli still wants to make over 150 million Euros should the Nigerian striker leave the the club this summer transfer window.
The club's reluctancy not to let the player leave without a huge transfer fee is because of the player's current striking power. It'll be difficult to find his replacement if he leaves now so they need a fee that can give them the financial strength to get a replacement

I don't know if it's worth 150 million, but 100 definitely is
He's a goal machine, have you seen how many goals he scored!? He's also talented and quite young
In my opinion it's a great investment, I would like Napoli to keep it but I don't think it's possible

Napoli is currently open with offers coming in from other clubs interested in bringing in Osimhen. It's just that Napoli, who really don't want to lose their best striker, certainly don't want to sell Osimhen at a low price. Even some time ago Napoli priced at 150 Million Euros. but then from the news I just read it turns out that Napoli has again raised the price of Osimhen's transfer to 160 million euros (up 10 million euros).

And in fact the high transfer price is also a strategy played by Napoli, which is very clear that Napoli is not ready to lost Osimhen. Even the President of Napoli, Aurelio De Laurentiis, has also confirmed this. That high price is expected to make enthusiasts withdraw from hunting.
And it seems this way has worked. Because until now no one dared to offer close to that price.

I hadn't thought of it in those terms
so you say it's a strategy for not selling it but remaining on the market
it might make sense and I hadn't thought of this kind of complex strategies, it fits
thank you for the tip