There are reports that Arsenal are interested in signing Osimhen at the end of the season. He played 30 matches for Galatasaray this season. He scored 23 goals and 5 assists. There are reports that Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal are interested in him. I think Arsenal would be the best choice for him. Because they are more stable than the other two teams. If Osimhen transfers there, he can easily adapt to the team. He plays for Galatasaray on loan. At the end of the season his loan contract with Galatasray will end and he will return to Napoli. I think he is a very good transfer option for every team. That's why there are many teams interested in him.
Osimhen has shown that he is a good player with great talent with Galatasaray he has done his best and he can win trophies with the Turkish team this season, surely many teams are interested in him and I also hope Napoli does not set an excessive price because this player really wants to leave Napoli so give him a way, and I hope Arsenal monitor him because Arsenal really needs him.
The competition is high on Osimhen about five other clubs monitors the Nigerian. But Arsenal is desperate for a striker who can score 20 goals per season, so that they can win the Premier league title. Amongst the players in their list includes Isak, Sesko, and Viktor Gyokeres, although Isak seems sidelined, as his price is a bit higher than Osimhen. Should gunners put first the Galatasaray striker, they'll get him, since Napoli wants to offload him for good.
The story about Osimhen never ends because none of the clubs are really serious about signing him. If they are serious, they should be brave enough to pay a high price for that transfer, but unfortunately no one has done that yet. Arsenal are now reportedly going to pay the release clause so they can sign the striker and it looks like Osimhen would also be willing if it was Arsenal. Now it remains to be seen whether Arsenal are serious enough with their intentions, or there will be another surprise (maybe from PSG or Man United).