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Quote from: Litzki1990 on June 30, 2024, 10:03:10 AM

We think €100 million for Osimen is too much considering how his current club is demanding €130 million plus for his transfer. He is a good player and he can play a good role for the team to win that's why his price is ok at 100 million or below but 130 million money, if you look at the money, the amount of money is almost like a mountain. PSG are rich financially but they will never sign this player for 100 million plus euros. If Napoli really want to sell him, they will have to bring his price down so much that Europe's biggest clubs are interested in signing him.

In recent years, the amount of transfer fees has increased a lot. 100 million euros is almost the asking price for ordinary footballers. Osimhen is a player on the level of Mbappe and Haaland. I think 130 million euros is ideal for a player of this level. Paris Saint Germain will have to sign a star player after Mbappe's departure. Osimhen is a talent that can fill Mbappe's void. 130 million euros is not a high price for Paris Saint Germain. I think it is a reasonable transfer for all parties. I think everyone wins if this transfer happens.

In terms of player transfer fees, this is entirely up to the club. Sometimes you see an ordinary being priced with no sense of value, such as Mudryk or even Enzo Fernandes, but I must emphasize that you can still get an A+ or S-tier player for 100 million euros.
It can be different if this is related to a player on Tier SS.

Again, Osimhen's price was set by Napoli, and I'm not sure how Napoli valued their players, but 130 millions for Osimhen is ridiculous.
It makes sense if his price is around 80 millions.

Osimhen is significantly worse than Mbappe and Haaland; However, anything over a hundred million euros is prohibitively expensive. Finally, PSG has dropped their interest in Osimhen.