Quote from: Coyster on June 27, 2024, 10:48:47 PM

Quote from: coinlocket$ on June 27, 2024, 02:51:04 PM

Douglas Luis can be official in the following hours, operation worth 70m€. around that.

Douglas Luiz will be greatly missed in Aston Villa, he was so important for them last season and contributed quite a lot to their journey to the CL. Right now Jventus isn't the big and successful club we know them to be, but it remains a great move for Douglas, it is a move that can take his career to the next level if he performs very well and helps to bring Juve back to challenging for trophies.

Quote from: Unknown01 on June 27, 2024, 08:36:30 PM

Quote from: Asiska02 on June 27, 2024, 07:57:30 PM

Osimhen should have left after last season but I don’t know how he was convinced to stay back. He is now no more valuable as he was last season and the club can’t save him from getting him a new club now. They are just after their own interest now and not interested if he gets a good club or not. And if he happens to not get sell, he will not be utilized that much for next season because Antonio Conte is not interested in him and have shown it already by showing keen interest in Romelu Lukaku. Osimhen is now left in the midst of regrets and also finding a suitable place to continue his career on. He can’t stay back where he is no more valued, he’ll lost his form and possible future if he doesn’t get that enough playing time. I hope he gets a good club and leaves the club as soon as possible.

Oshimen had one or two good seasons and that was it from him and when there were interested parties like Chelsea who were prepared to pay over €100 million, he should have been sold. Today he will never be worth that amount and no one will pay such a particularly high amount. There are many players who play very well for a short time and reach their best quickly, but they also fall just as quickly.

Newcastle was a club that formally offered Napoli 100 million euros to purchase Osimhen. Chelsea never showed any interest in purchasing him for 100 million euros. Osimhen missed the opportunity to leave Series A because Napoli president turned down Newcastle's offer. By turning down Newcastle's offer, Napoli's president was quite dumb. With him, I was rather let down.

Osimhen is unlikely to return to his peak performance, and I understand Partenopei is considering lowering their asking price because of his terrible performance last season. Teams are becoming more savvy by avoiding buying a seasonal striker at a ridiculously high price, such as Osimhen.