Yes, that's because Victor Osimhen was offered a salary increase at Napoli so Victor Osimhen chose to sign a contract with a higher value and Napoli also tried to retain this key player before his contract expired because Napoli also didn't want to lose Osimhen, but unfortunately after Victor Osimhen signed The new contract actually reduces his potential at Napoli, he doesn't seem as aggressive as last season and his total goals are also not as many as last season, perhaps because of Victor Osimhen's absence in several matches due to injury, which affected Osimhen's performance.
A player's performance can decline because there are different colleagues or coaches. and I think that's how Osimhen feels now at Napoli after last season's extraordinary performance and several changes to the team this season.
he is a good player with extraordinary performance. I don't think it will be difficult to adapt to competition in a tighter league like the EPL. but still he has to consider how he should choose the right team and coach for his playing style.
I think a player like Osimhen needs to play in a better team. Can you become the best player in the world by playing for Napoli? This is almost impossible.
I think a player at the age where he needs to show his highest performance should be in a team like Arsenal or Bayern. It has a value of over 100 million euros, but they are not using its potential right now. I think there is no need for such a player for a team that cannot even be among the top 3 teams in the Italian league
You're right. Beastly Osimhen. He has world-class striker speed, power, and finishing instincts. Though Napoli is good, he's ready for more. A 100 million euro player is required. It's not just about money. About the platform. Big teams that consistently play in the Champions League knockout stages are recognised as the best. Osimhen truly deserved that shot
Arsenal, Bayern (great moves) have been mentioned. Teams like that allow him to improve. He may be the factor that wins them the title. Think of him leading Bayern's line off their incredible midfield. Or joining Saka and Martinelli in Arsenal's flowing assault. The youngster could be the world's best striker, but he needs that extra step