If Osimhen is able to maintain good team communication and always gets support from defenders who often provide good passes, then there is an opportunity for Osimhen to score lots of goals, but if Osimhen cannot maintain a good relationship with his team, then he will not be able to score as many goals as he did. As you said, this shows that there is no guarantee that Osimhen will play well at PSG.
The top clubs will always comes for important players. PSG will never abandon the core race of producing significant income for the club's development. PSG will become much more competitive and tactical once Victor Osimhen joins the team. PSG expresses interest in Napoli's most important player, a risk Aurelio De Laurentiis is unwilling to take. He is more concerned with enhancing the performance of the team and any other projects. Victor Osimhen has emerged as Napoli's primary striker in recent seasons, and he has not shied away from his responsibilities but focused on building the main player.
I'm not convinced that Victor Osimhen will make PSG untouchable, especially in the Champions League. Osimhen is talented, but PSG's problems go beyond a prolific scorer. They possessed world-class players but lost when it mattered. It's like installing a luxury engine in a car with a damaged steering wheel. You can have all the power in the world but not win races without steering. PSG should first address internal concerns. Putting more money at players without fixing the cause is like taping a leaky faucet. It may work temporarily, but not permanently
Also, Napoli's dynamic. They need Osimhen, so losing him would be devastating. Keeping Osimhen in a team that doesn't match his goals could be a career mistake. A tough scenario. You desire loyalty, but you also need to plan forward. Maybe adding Osimhen could be the missing component if PSG can fix their internal issues