I felt for Osimhen when I discovered he eventually ended up in Galatasaray on loan and still didn't believe it until I saw him in the shirt. The Turkish club must have been the least of his expectations, no thanks to Napoli. That is what you pay for being the hero of a club that doesn't deserve you, the key player who helped them win the Seria A title after more than 30 years has suddenly become an abomination to the club, I can't just believe it. No matter what happened, there were ways to resolve matters but it was so obvious with the body language of Antonio Conte that he didn't want him anymore and even made sure that he punished him for not staying in the top-choice European club.
When Mbappe had a fallout with PSG, he was brought back into the team but I don't know how bad Osimhen's case was that Napoli couldn't grant him another chance and reintegrate him back into the team that they had to ship him to Galatasaray. Well, I'm glad he wasn't tempted by the big money offer from Saudi Arabia because he's still at the peak of his career and has so much to offer in europe. He just has to keep his head down, work harder and hopefully, a big club could come knocking after his loan spell at Galatasaray is over.
I think the case is different from what Mbappe experienced, when Mbappe had a dispute with Paris Saint-Germain he was very "deified" by Paris Saint-Germain, so it was easy for him to make this club give in and continue to maintain Mbappe. While Osimhen, he seemed not needed by Napoli, especially after Conte was appointed by Napoli to be their coach. Conte himself prioritized Lukaku over Osimhen so roughly he was like kicked out of the squad.
On the other hand, Osimhen has a big ego about the salary he wants, because I'm sure he will get a new club if he is willing to lower his salary a little. Or if he insists on getting a high salary, he should be willing to accept an offer from a Saudi Pro League club, because only they are ready to pay a lot.