Quote from: Akbarkoe on Today at 09:04:37 PM

Quote from: indah rezqi on Today at 08:42:15 PM

Osimhen and Gyokeres will be the hottest properties in the transfer window, I don't think PSG are the only ones interested in the two attackers. If a Premier League club makes an offer, PSG will have a hard time competing, even though PSG is able to offer a higher salary. Referring to transfermarkt data, Osimhen market value is currently decreasing, while Gyokeres price continues to skyrocket. If we look at it in terms of quality, PSG is indeed better off recruiting Osimhen, because he has more experience playing in more competitive competitions. It is true, as we all know, Napoli has set a price that is too high, making it very difficult to reach an agreement. As for Gyokeres, Sporting CP will most likely release their player if they get an attractive offer.

Though it is true that Victor Osimhen is currently attracting interest from many big clubs, including Chelsea and Manchester United, the asking price for Osimhen by Napoli is so high that the two clubs finally back off from the negotiation. One of their biggest assets is not something that Napoli seems to want to let go of.

And from the economic point of view, PSG have more than what it takes because they can offer very high wages and match the cost that Napoli ask for. But if what is most important for Osimhen is to have a real opportunity to progress his career within a more competitive and prestigious league, then he should say 'yes' to the Premier League. Because the competition in the English championship is very tough, which will be able to push young talents such as Osimhen.

Gyokeres could accept transfer conditions on a more flexible basis. But it still should be a good proposition.
Please carry out acceptance of the transfer conditions proposed for Gyokeres on a more flexible basis. However, the proposition must still be attractive.

Eventually Napoli will let him go and it is hard to believe that they would take him back after everything that happened. The conditions based on which they let him go to Galatasaray were only put in place to make sure that Napoli the ones making the money when Osimhen is sold. I think €10 million go into Galatasaray's pockets and everything above that goes to Napoli. It is not rational to assume that they let him crash so hard as a player and then he just goes back and that's it. And Napoli would likely not want him back because they know the happiness about his return could be gone within weeks when the first problems arise and then they own a player that they could have sold for good money but didn't. I assume that they will adjust the transfer fee downwards if necessary as they would also have to pay his salary while he could be sitting on the bench.

PSG could be the right club for him, but he has to deliver as you can see with Kolo Muani. PSG has no mercy no matter how expensive a players was. If he doesn't perform, he doesn't play and they don't care if he gets paid anyway.