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Napoli seems to be getting karma because they were too insistent on keeping Osimhen when the offer came from PSG, now they are in an unfavorable situation because Osimhen status is still unclear, whether he will be sold to Chelsea immediately and include Lukaku in the deal or he will be kept for another season. The defeat in the first game shows that Napoli's quality is not at its best, they must immediately get out of this situation to get their first points this season. Napoli must complete the transfer soon if they want to sell Osimhen, if they continue to hold on to the Nigerian, his price may drop if he fails to maintain his form.

In addition to Osimhen's price which could drop because he continues to insist on being kept, Napoli could also experience more defeats because there is one player who may no longer be happy to be in the Napoli squad, namely Osimhen. So Napoli must immediately make a wiser decision if they want their own team's condition to improve because losing badly without reply in the first match this season is certainly very painful for Napoli, especially if their opponent is not strong enough but Napoli is unable to score a single goal against Verona.

It seems Napoli won't let Osimhen leave the club. It's pathetic to see how Napoli complicate things with their terms. Even the French media hinted that PSG lost interest in him due to the Napoli's complicated terms. No one wants to pay more than 50 million for Osimhen. However, we have another club linked to him, like Arsenal. But not a single bid has come from this north London club.

Even Osimhen has asked to leave Napoli. It is disappointing that they are trying to keep him and have lowered his price instead of letting him go.

In my opinion, there is no right word with the price that Napoli wants, that's why Napoli has not released Osimhen to the club he is interested in. Well, that's the problem with the Osimhen transfer case at this time, the complicated requirements are an obstacle to Osimhen's development this season, if he continues to be held back by Napoli, then most likely there will be no significant development and of course he will continue to get bad results in every match, of course not only that, this will even hinder Napoli's game this season with the problems of Osimhen and the management.

Osimhen's future has been a long-running story throughout the summer. After requesting to leave Napoli, the Nigerian player was pursued by many clubs, Osimhen is no longer interested in staying at Napoli. He has expressed his desire to leave and was not even on the club's roster for the opening game of the season. Napoli needs to lower their price if they don't want to lose Osimhen for free.

The summer transfer window is gradually approaching its final days, this is also the time when clubs speed up to complete their missing pieces and Arsenal is no exception. The sale of Eddie Nketiah to Nottingham Forest for £30m could give them more freedom in the deal. I just read that the Gunners have re-entered the race for Osimhen's signature. Adding a world-class striker will help the Gunners get closer to their title dream because, at the moment, they do not have any names with stable scoring ability. Osimhen has shone for Napoli and would be an exciting addition to Arsenal and the Premier League.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/arsenal-victor-osimhen-transfer-napoli-33516996