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Negotiations between the two clubs are still ongoing but it looks like it will be tough considering Chelsea want £37M from Lukaku while Napoli don't want to pay that clause, he wants to be on another deal.
https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1827019804932255934
I think Napoli still insist on Lukaku while Chelsea want to release if they can redeem the clause, meaning Osimhen is still unlikely to go to Chelsea, but the closest rumor is to PSG so far there is no more close news.

As confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, this is already a done deal and he'll be making plans for his medicals within the next few days ahead.
After all the delay, he has finally reunited ith his boss Antonio Conte. One more deal for Napoli to clear up would be that of Victor Oshime. Still hard on his move outta the club. He received so much disrespect and insults last season finale r a player who contributed to the successfull achievement of the Seria A Scudetto Competition after 33 years? It's inappropriate, they should have done better.

Arsenal are not frontiers for Victor Oshime as it stands. They'll try not to breach the financial fair play rules so they can get him easily. We're still kept in the dark but whoever gets Victor Oshime this season would definitely get 25+ league goals as much as that squad has creativity.

For Napoli they are getting that which they wanted already and yet not letting go of that which they have that others find interest in, i understand that they are tying to make the most of profits off this player but its relay not a fair one as it regard the treatment been dished out at him after al he has done for the team, in a vey long time, probably over a decade, Napoli is considered an average team but the arrival of osimhen was the game changer for them, I'm hoping they will be fast about his deal so he gets the chance to improving his career elsewhere, and for lukaku, its a privilege's he's getting to reunite with one if the coach who saw him peaking his career and was his boss at some point.