Quote from: Zlantann on Today at 05:16:33 PM

Quote from: wakier on Today at 10:08:17 AM

Yep, PSG has to think about the names that might be on PSG's recruitment list in the summer market and I'm also curious whether PSG can recruit Oshimen from Napoli because if you look at Napoli, they are reluctant to let go of this important player, bringing Oshimen to Enrique's team seems to be enough to replace him. Mbappè's role as a striker who is hungry for goals is because Oshimen also scored a lot of goals for Napoli, even though this season he didn't become the first top scorer in the Italian league but he was still nominated in 5th place but we also have to remember that last season Oshimen was in the first tier and succeeded in bringing Napoli to the trophy, who knows, with the gap that exists in League 1, he will replace Mbappè as top scorer in France.

The news of Victor Osimhen moving to PSG has been in the media space for a very long time now. There have been no comment from either PSG or Napoli concerning the Nigerin's departure to France. Maybe the Parisians have not lost hope in convincing the French star to remain in Real Madrid. The success of PSG in the Champions League might also be delaying Mbappe's declaration about moving to Real. Some sports analyst thinks that Victor will not be able to replace Mbappe since he operates from the left wing. But they fail to understand that the coach can easily change tactics to suit the Nigerian attacker. Lous Enrique will just have to get a standing left winger while Victor Osimhen remains a traditional goal-getter. Victor will be the perfect replacement for Mbappe and it fits the budget of the club since they don't want to spend so much on players. The Nigerian also understands the French league since he spent some time with Lille.

I don't doubt Victor Osimhen's ability, but what matters to me is when he will be in a team that still has problems with a strategy that until now doesn't look promising and we know how many players can't win anything other than the domestic title when was at Paris Saint Germain. This is the task of management, actually so that they can show even tighter competition, especially when they are in the Champions League.
I myself agree and disagree if Osimhen lands at Paris Saint Germain, because I'm worried that he won't be able to show his best abilities. I mean when a player is in a regular league that has no competitors it will make him comfortable, and when comfort comes into a player he may not be eager to develop his abilities. It's different when he's in a very competitive league, like it or not, he has to hone his skills even more deeply so he can compete with other players who also want to get a top spot. So as I said before, I'm worried about his move to France because it might make him lazy, but I hope I'm wrong about that.