we may be too early to speculate but expecting Osimhen to be a replacement for Mbappe seems to be very impossible and it would only be PSG dream to get Osimhen while he is still under contract with Napoli and on the one hand, Osimhen knows how PSG treats Mbappe, who is always in trouble when he wants to move to other teams to improve his career and maybe Osimhen is also thinking about his future career, perhaps if he moves to PSG he will only be a League 1 star, not a UCL star.
It is certainly a difficult choice for Osimhen if he wants to join PSG, but what is clear is that PSG will definitely find it difficult to find a replacement for Mbappe on the front line, Enrique will definitely find a replacement before Ligue 1 starts, PSG's biggest challenge is finding the right players. productive so that PSG can reach the UCL final next season and thinks that PSG without Mbappe will be a bad team next season. but I think PSG can still play better next season with new, more productive players.
We are all waiting for who PSG will recruit to play in the main squad next season, I think they have to find young players who have the potential to become star players and are also productive, learn to take advantage of previous experience not to recruit players whose performance has declined so they are too wasted. money but unable to reach the UCL final next season. The competition will get tougher and Enrique will definitely have the opportunity to choose the players he wants to fill the main squad.
With the PSG Board of Directors accepting Mbappé's departure, their nearly 7-year relationship has ended. Mbappe leaving PSG will help coach Luis Enrique's team save up to 200 million euros per year. PSG not only targets Osimhen, but PSG also plans to recruit some famous faces such as Rafael Leao, Bernardo Silva, and Leny Yoro when the summer transfer market opens. Because the club's transfer budget in the summer transfer window can be up to 300 million euros, including the money they have on hand and the money saved from Mbappé's departure. Obviously, PSG has a chance to live well in the post-Mbappé era, and coach Luis Enrique can build something very special from the new young players. Things will never be the same again after Mbappé's seven years helping the team, but there are many reasons to be happy. I believe that next season coach Luis Enrique will build a perfect team that will not depend on a key player like Mbappé.