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It's true that Osimhen wants to leave Napoli, which is a bit of a surprise because I thought he would like to be part of Napoli under Conte. But there are several important points here:
The first is that PSG is looking for a replacement for Mbappe and I think that Osimhen has hopes that PSG may be interested in him. In addition, Napoli want to get 120 million for him, this is a lot and perhaps PSG is one of the few teams that will be willing to pay that kind of money.
The second thing is that, as history shows, Conte does not stay long in teams, he often has disagreements with clubs, he requires a lot of funding to strengthen the team, and does not always get it, so he leaves. Perhaps Osimhen, realizing all this, does not want to stay in Napoli.
So far PSG have not made a decision or made an official offer to secure Osimhen's services, and even several Premier League clubs who were linked have not made an official offer. The reason is, it seems that bringing in this striker from Nigeria is too expensive, not to mention his salary. In other news, Victor Osimhen is expected to start pre-season with Napoli next week because no club has submitted a concrete offer for the Nigerian international player. therefore, Napoli coach Antonio Conte is likely to meet Osimhen at Castel Volturno next week.
After all, Paris Saint-Germain is apparently more interested in Osimhen's teammate, Khvicha Kvaratskheila. Well, maybe because Osimhen is more interested in leaving for the Premier League. If in the end no official offer is submitted to Napoli, that means Osimhen will remain in the Serie A competition. Unless Napoli is willing to reduce the transfer value for Osimhen. Thus, maybe there is a Premier League club who is serious about bringing him. for example, Arsenal had intentions for this Nigerian international striker. Well, if in the end Osimhen stays at Napoli, Conte will automatically use his services. because after all, Osimhen is one of the top strikers who can be relied on heavily on the front lines, Conte just has to formulate a formula for his team's squad regardless of the players he wants to bring in or his disputes with the clubs he previously managed.