Quote from: Oluwa-btc on June 08, 2024, 08:18:04 AM

Quote from: Xcode7 on June 08, 2024, 05:54:17 AM

Osimhen probably doesn't want to be at Napoli anymore because Napoli don't play in the Champions League competition, I think that's a natural thing for a player like Osimhen, it's appropriate for him to go to a much stronger team.
Meanwhile, NApoli's plan to recruit Lukaku cannot be separated from Antonio Conte's wishes because Conte is quite happy with Lukaku and I think from what has happened in the past Lukaku's quality will suit Conte's coaching style quite well.
Even though Lukaku's performance has really declined at the moment, I think every coach has his own point of view and we have to respect that.

Currently, talks about Victor Oshime all calm and quiet. I don't know who wants him no more, we'll wait until after the European Competition then.
Arsenal should make a move if Chelsea has no plans, if they can sign up Declan Rice for such figures, why can't they do same with Victor Oshime? Maybe they should do installment payments.

I want to see if he'd rather a season stay with Napoli or even move to Paris Saint Germans which would be a club capable of paying off his dues. But they'll be affected by fair play rules if they sign both Khivicha Kvaratskhelia and Victor Oshime together from Napoli.

I'd love him to work a season with Antonio Conte anyways, top lad working with a top manager.

As for Conte and Lukaku, they did work together during that season at Inter Milan as they also went ahead to win the league Competition.
The likes of Ashley Young, Christian Erikson and Romelu Lukaku all won the trophy that season. Lukaku was amongst them that scored quality goals for the club, so I'm not surprised by themselves linking back together.

Yes. Victor Osimhen wanted to leave when Napoli wasn't the ideal place for him to develop his career. But his contract is still valid. The big clubs don't want to meet the price that Napoli is asking for Victor Osimhen. Napoli should consider lowering Osimhen's price, especially as they need the 25-year-old's transfer fee to fund new contracts this summer. While Napoli wants to replace Osimhen with Romelu Lukaku, it won't be easy because Chelsea insists on a fee of £38 million. Lukaku's contract release clause at the moment is very expensive. So why don't these two teams sit down and negotiate reasonably? At some point, they will receive a much lower transfer fee than currently. Or the transfer fee will return to 0 when the contract expires. The leadership of the two clubs should consider.