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They're requesting for huge amount of money before the can let the Nigerian striker leave because they know the quality he posseses as will sign his replacement if he leaves so you should expect them to go for a fee as to make gains with his sale. We can see for example that Chelsea is interested in paying Osimhen as long as the price is reduced below 100 million and indeed no club is willing to speculate on a player who does not provide any guarantees.
If Napoli's mindset is that they want to make a profit from the sale of Osimhen and are indeed targeting Lukaku, Napoli sold Osimhen for 100 million and brought in Lukaku, that would be very profitable, but Napoli's selfishness is still very high, almost the same as PSG.
Paris Saint Germaine couldn't get a single fee when Kylian Mbappe left the club because they rejected every offer that came to their table about the player with the intention of convincing him to extend his contract with the club but Napoli I don't think wants to keep Osimhen which is why they're open to let him go if they receive a good offer.
If Napoli really didn't want to keep this player, why did Napoli offer Osimhen a contract extension at that time?So if Napoli really wanted to let Osimhen go with a good offer, wouldn't PSG's offer of 100 million be a very good offer?
In fact, Napoli are still selfish in wanting to get an offer above 100 million.
It was reported yesterday that Paris Saint Germaine are showing interest in Osimhen and are likely to sign him this summer. If the two clubs should come to terms in their negotiation, Osimhen will be joining the French champions
Actually, I'm not sure whether that's Osimhen's wish, but I think Osimhen is more interested in joining a club from the EPL than ending up the same as Mbappe when he was with PSG.