Quote from: Blitzboy on Today at 01:13:49 PM

Quote from: lalabotax on June 29, 2024, 08:59:03 PM

Quote from: abhiseshakana on June 29, 2024, 06:53:47 PM

If it was a year ago, there might still be clubs willing to sign Osimhen for that price because at that time Osimhen did have an impressive performance (scored 31 goals during the 22/23 season). But for now, it looks like no one will want to sign Osimhen at €130 million because his performance has dropped quite drastically. Even his poor performance was once thought to be the cause of Napoli's defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League, thus making Napoli eliminated from the competition.

PSG is ready to pay €130 million, PSG already made an offer €130 million. But Napoli isn't satisfied with €130 million, they want €150 million. I think one of Saudi teams want to pay €150 million if Osimhen wants to play in Saudi Pro League. The problem is Osimhen probably refuses to play in SPL, they must expect to stay in Europe and continue to play in one of the top leagues in the world.

Yes, Osimhen's performance isn't as well as in Spalletti era. After Spalletti left Napoli, Napoli performed worse and Osimhen is difficult to play with his best anymore. The tactics of new coaches in Napoli never made an improvement on Napoli performance. I think it is not about the quality of Osimhen is decreasing, it is because improper tactics applied by new coaches in Napoli.

It is becoming out of control this whole Osimhen transfer business. Fake news everywhere, people making mountains out of molehills. Napoli wants top dollar for him, €130 million, and you know what? He is well worth the investment. That man is a goal-scoring machine.

Osimhen's recent decline in performance is now being blamed by some on the new coach. Please give me a break. It is a group sport, not a solo performance. Osimhen has to elevate his game, even though Spalletti was excellent. Superstars perform when it counts, and he is one.

Let us thus cut the babble and concentrate on the facts. I for one am eager to see where Osimhen ends up because this transfer odyssey is far from over. Its gonna be huge.

I won't blame Osimhen for his decline in form, this was the same Osimhen who gave his all for Napoli and they won the league after many years. Last season Osimhen missed a penalty kick and the club posted a mocking video that was targeted towards him. That was the moment I knew that Osimhen spirit has left the club, because even if I was the person in his shoes, I won't give my 100% commitment to the club again. Osimhen is still a top player and a great finisher that can still deliver at the top level. Just as you have rightly pointed out, if the team is not playing well there is no way Osimhen alone can do all the work himself. Osimhen should move to the premier league his quality will be more appreciated there. Osimhen performance was at it's best for his country during the last continental football, so his quality is never in doubt, just that he needs a new environment to thrive.