Quote from: wmaurik on July 05, 2024, 03:05:35 PM

Quote from: Blitzboy on July 05, 2024, 02:15:32 PM

Napoli's management is mistaken. Dollar signs are clouding their judgment. Yes, Osimhen dipped. So what? Every athlete has ups and downs. But he's a natural scorer. He has world-class talent. They're talking about Lukaku? Give me a break. No doubt, Lukaku is a good player. But only Italy has suited him. Osimhen might shine wherever.

I also think that Osimhen doesn't need to be thrown away by Napoli if Napoli's own determination is to get better performance next season even though their intention to bring Lukaku into the Napoli team wouldn't be bad either. However, if Napoli can have more classy players like the two of them, why don't they immediately bring in Lukaku and keep Osimhen so that the strength of the Napoli team itself can be more capable next season and have the potential to compete at the top of the standings.

I think Osimhen is not even interested in staying in Napoli again, and that is why they also want to sell him during this transfer period. If not, as you said, it is truth, and that will help the team. If they keep Osimhen and get into Lukaku, that will be a very good thing. The squad will get more strength, and this will even give them a trophy. They can compete with any club regardless of how good the team is, but I don’t think they can keep Osimhen anymore.

They want to sell him this time around, but they put too much money on the player, and that is what makes some teams draw back on buying the player. They may reduce the price if they really want draw back on buying the player. They may reduce the price if they really want to sell him.