Quote from: Rampagoe004 on Today at 04:52:14 AM

Quote from: BlackBoss_ on Today at 03:28:03 AM

At the 25-year old, Osimhen will have like next 3 to 4 years to improve and reach to his best capability of performance. Besides the current contract expiration date, the potential of improvement and ageing effects on the player, will be two biggest factors for any big club that are considering to spend big money for Napoli and Osimhen.

I agree with you. In fact, the prime age of a football player is around 25-30 years and that is the age when a footballer will be at the peak of his performance. Osimhen is now 25 years old and I think it doesn't matter if another club wants to pay Napoli 100 million euros because Osimhen is still in his early prime. But at the moment I see Napoli set a price of 130 million euros for Osimhen and because of that many clubs are still not making an offer. I heard news that PSG is willing to buy Osimhen if the price is around 100 million euros and that is indeed a normal price considering Osimhen's age and current statistics.

This price is really not for the Napoli striker, Napoli wants 100 million for clubs interested in Osimhen, even though last season Osimhen sat on the bench a lot and his performance last season was also less than before so this price is clearly unreasonable, many teams like Chelsea Arsenal have already withdrawn from their pursuit of players because of the price set by Napoli, and now PSG is in talks with Osimhen's agent and Osimhen is interested in joining PSG and there is no follow-up news yet.

It's true that PSG is a club that has money, but if they make a purchase like this they will only lose the money they could have used to buy two players, but PSG themselves are also having difficulty getting a striker to start a better pre-season, of course they will negotiate which is more serious, but if the price is 100 million, it is not suitable for the player Osimhen.