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Quote from: SatoPrincess on July 15, 2023, 11:35:52 PM

I wonder how Napoli will go on from here, will they be able to maintain same form as they showed previous season with a new manager controlling and directing the affairs of the team with new tactics and strategies or could this be the beginning of their down fall? Many questions are going through my mind. Could they successfully convince Osimhen to extend his contract and find a new striker?

Until now nothing big happened in Serie A, just slight change as far as I am aware of which means things will remain quite the same next season with Napoli advantageous along with Inter tho. Obviously there might be new signing later otherwise the other teams will be in trouble concurring Napoli.
I expect Juventus to return to the race for top spots in addition to Milan. For Roma, you have the feeling they are broke and collecting free transfers while selling some of their players! Quite weird what they are planning for the next season.

After all, why would you think or expect Osimhen's contract to be extended because in reality, Osimhen is still under contract at Napoli until 2025. Also, Napoli is basically not a team that is used to keeping its key players, so it would be natural if Osimhen later left. Also apart from that and regarding Napoli's performance next season, I personally am still quite sure that Napoli will still compete strongly at least in the top five, but to defend the Scudetto is definitely a difficult task to achieve.

Victor Osimhen's contract with Napoli will definitely be in existence till the summer of 2025 which means that he's still got two more seasons to play for the Italian club. However there's every need for the club to renew his contract now that the player is showing great footballing abilities with no sign of slowing down anytime soon.
If Victor Osimhen can replicate the same performance he had last season, it'll be certain that his impressive performances isn't a one-season show and that'll make so many clubs to make efforts and get his signature. So the earlier Napoli renews his contract, the better they stand a chance to make huge financial gain in his sale