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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
If you say that strategy is not a strategy because apart from Napoli wanting to keep Osimhen Napoli also wants to get a good opportunity to be able to make a profit by selling Osimhen at the highest price.
If it weren't for wanting a high price, it would be impossible for Napoli to say the transfer price of Osimhen and of course from the start they had refused the offer, not increasing the selling price of Osimhen.
But this is a good step taken by Napoli because that way when someone wants to pay Osimhen Napoli can have an advantage but if no one can afford to buy Osimhen's price then Napoli still have attacking players who have given them enough wins.
but I really didn't understand much
if it is a strategy to try to sell it does not seem correct to me
I thought the strategy was to ask for too much money, but that money for PSG isn't much
at least, in my opinion, they would be willing to spend it, in my opinion