Well I say something, Oshimen's performance is not entirely his fault, it is also the fault of his coach, if the coach does not give him freedom to play as he makes his plays, he cannot do anything, he is tied, he has to follow the system under which the coach has assigned him, then in Serie A, Napoli was very bad, you can't deny it, they also had their good moment when they were champions, but times change, and football changes too, so now things are different for him, he already has other offers, PSG and Chelsea, either of the two teams would do him well, out of necessity it would be spectacular if he went to Chelsea who need to do something now.
When a club decline in performance, every member of the team will share the blame collectively and not all the blame pointed out to one person. We know how unplanned and challenging things have been for the Nigeria International, he's trying very hard to out himself back to good form because he needs to meet up the high expectations of fans and the club.
Are you pointing out the fact that Victor Osimhen doesn't have freedom of speech in Napoli? He's free and can take any decision that pleases him, he's one of the top goal scorers for the club and his contribution have been nothing but special and enormous.
Yes, of course I understand, that's what they're there for, but sometimes many stars fall because of their fame, so that is always left aside. Haven't you seen in the News when, for Example , Inter Miami wins? They say in the headlines: “Messi's team won” and when they lose they say: “Inter Miami, Messi's team lost to X…” Sometimes the press is very sensationalist and, through no fault of their own, the fans always base that on to blame the Best players. In the case of OSIMHEN, yes of course, he has quite a bit of freedom to choose which team to go to. However, Napoli is a team that always needs a player like him, but if he wants to go to another team where he has a better chance of Succeeding, then let him do so.