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Quote from: abhiseshakana on Today at 04:09:20 AM

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Honestly, Real Madrid doesn't need Osimhen, Madrid is already too full of quality players. Osimhen would be better off answering PSG's call to fill the void left by Mbappe because that is the ideal seat he must occupy. Being part of PSG is not too bad, compared to staying at Napoli who no longer need him. Unless Chelsea dares to spend a lot of money to bring in Osimhen, but at a price that is too expensive, Chelsea could experience FFP problems.

In fact, Osimhen could be the player Ancelotti needs, because Madrid does not have an established center forward. It's just that, with the presence of Mbappe, it seems that Osimhen's option is not really needed as an urgent need. because we know that Mbappe can become a central striker in the Real Madrid squad. In fact, it is possible that Ancelotti will use a single striker if that is necessary. For PSG, Osimhen's option is a profitable choice for this French League giant team. However, in fact they already have players with center forward status, namely Goncalo Ramos and Kolo Muani. So if PSG brings Osimhen in this transfer window, one or both of them must be willing to become a supersub player. or, Enrique rotates to a winger or playmaker with a modified system option. that is if Osimhen is interested in playing in the French League, because he often says that he prefers to play in the Premier League.

Rumors are that currently Chelsea are being linked with the Napoli striker again, several newspapers have reported that Chelsea has not closed the door on Osimhen. However, if that becomes a reality, Chelsea will automatically have to release some of their players otherwise it looks like FFP sanctions could become an obstacle for them. However, I am quite doubtful that if Napoli does not reduce the transfer value, it is very likely that the clubs who are interested will not be willing to pay with the clause that Napoli wants. Thus, Osimhen's opportunity to compete outside Serie A is unlikely to occur next summer.