Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 05:03:12 PM

He is not the first with such temperament honestly in football ans I tell you same, he'll not be that last. Like I always say, he was disrespected by Napoli and then Nigerian legend Finidi. His reaction to whatever Finidi said might have not been the best way to go about it but I cannot say that it affected his move to Chelsea or these Saudi Arabian Premier League Clubs linked up to get him signed up.
Findi disrespected him and you can not tell him how to react to such disrespect. Don't forget Victor Oshime also informed him about his Injury and also had a call with his physician.
The caption on the above image is wrong. I don't know how hats wrong with Mikel Arteta, he can never win the Premier League Competition without a proven striker. Victor Oshime wouldn't be a bad idea but I doubt he'll want to play for a club who had history of not winning European Competitions.

But isn't the question who disrespected whom? When a club gives you the chance to grow into a world superstar and then you want more and more money from them and threaten to leave the club or sabotage training, I don't know whether this has to do with respect from Osimhen. I don't know all the details, but from what I have heard and read he was part of the whole back and forth and more money more money. All these players gamble for higher salaries and they push it to the limits, that's quite often the case. Now this time Napoli said full stop and they pulled the trigger. I think that should happen more often as players can behave whatever way they want. The clubs barely have any leverage against them because as a last resort they just go to Saudi Arabia and earn 100s of millions in a few years.

Osimhen had to learn that there are limits. It's a good thing. Whether he is an exceptional player or not, it doesn't justify that they can do everything at every point in time. They always talk about how thankful they are and how the fans are the best in the world, but as soon as another club with more money knocks on the door, they are gone. Some call it temperament, I call it manners.