Quote from: Palakka on March 08, 2024, 07:07:46 PM

Quote from: Blitzboy on March 08, 2024, 05:27:25 PM

PSG might be Victor Osimhen's career turning point because he needs a competitive setting to improve. PSG's financial power and Ligue 1 dominance present a different challenge than Serie A's strong competition. PSG's European troubles must be acknowledged despite home triumphs. International recognition and development of Osimhen may suffer from this transition. Osimhen could thrive on a bigger scale if he followed Mbappe, but he needs consistent, high-level competition. Vini at Real Madrid shows how adversity can turn talent into class. Osimhen's decision must show his desire to rule domestically and in Europe.

The temptation is obvious for Osimhen, whose physique and style suit the Premier League. Being PSG's next prince is enticing, but the Premier League is unmatched. The variety of playing styles and intensity of every match might make Osimhen a world-class striker. I think his ideal move should be to push himself to his boundaries, not just replace stars.

Although the possibility of Osimhen leaving next season is still just speculation but at this time many believe that Osimhen is most likely to go to PSG, it is actually quite natural that Osimhen is closer to PSG than the Premier League club, the size of the release clause owned by Osimhen will make Premier League clubs might think again about signing him but for PSG of course the amount is very small compared to when they recruited Mbappe from Monaco for €180 million and Barcelona Neymar for €222 million, losing the main striker next season will of course force PSG to spend whatever money Napoli ask if they want to buy Osimhen.

Honestly after seeing the speculation that exists now it seems that Osimhen will prefer to go to PSG if next season he leaves Napoli despite the uncompetitive Ligue 1, but Osimhen will of course choose a team that can guarantee the main place in the team, besides that if he joins PSG then at least the wealth he will have will increase, Playing in the Champions League is certainly a dream of all players included osimhen and isn't PSG more promising to appear in the Champions League every season because they do not have strong rivals in the league compared to EPL teams?

It all depends on Victor Osimhen's goals as I said before.
When Osimhen chooses to go to the PL there are definitely lots of things that can be done if you remember Mbappe's drama last season and it can be done by any player. When Osimhen chooses to go to the PL and doesn't want to go to League 1 he will just stay until the next season ends and At the end of the season, Osimhen will be able to leave for free because before his contract is finished, usually the club and player must have clarity regarding the contract extension and if Osimhen refuses Napoli's offer, of course at the end of the next season he will leave as a free agent and many PL clubs will can redeem it for free.
I'm sure he's not the typical player who only thinks about a big salary but also thinks about the future of his career as long as he's still young and I slightly disagree with you if Osimhen goes to PSG and can guarantee a title because the title he will get is only the 1st league title and when you talk about the chances of big clubs having the opportunity to get the CL title, you can look back at PSG's failure to win the CL title when they still had Messi, Neymar and Mbappe.