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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.

No one having any doubt about his quality and performance while Napoli won the title, but his performance is surely not at his best while in last season we have some serious troubles around him which is surely making some noise about his price with €130 million is surely not bad at all, but currently we have no club which is going to pay like this with Arsenal having €100 million which is rejected by Napoli and PSG is having no interest which is another problem for them.

But, now after arrival of the Conte things are looking good for the club and player, but he is not interested to stay which is problem because if this combo having another good season then surely we can expect good price for him and things will be surely back at his best but with most chances he will be not stayed here, and we will be having something big in coming weeks because we will have few changes in stances.

Victor Osimhen has been Napoli's main striker in recent seasons and it is no wonder that big players in Europe are enthusiastically pursuing him. But they will need to find a suitable replacement before letting their main striker go. But with a huge release clause of 130 million euros. I think teams will never be willing to spend that much money, even PSG is a team that has enough power to get this deal. Osimhen's value has decreased. The Nigerian striker's contract with Napoli is valid until 2026. Therefore, this is the right time for them to sell Osimhen because the longer it lasts, the more this player loses value. Napoli needs to reduce the price for this deal to succeed. They should not be stubborn if they do not want to witness anything like the story of PSG and Kylian Mbappé.

Well don't be surprised that a team actually comes and meet this release clause besides the player is very good and he is worth that money and there are so many players that wasn't up to that standard but yet we're still bought because the transfer market has gotten really wild interms of teams spending or splashing money on players.