Quote from: trendcoin on March 10, 2025, 06:36:14 PM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on March 10, 2025, 03:50:34 PM

Quote from: abhiseshakana on March 10, 2025, 12:50:16 PM

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).

I don't think the issue is about clubs being serious about signing him, but rather Napoli's high transfer demands. Osimhen’s hefty price tag has made clubs reluctant to make a move for the striker. Although recent rumours suggest that arsenal is interested it's unlikely they would be willing to pay such a high fee for the African striker. Who knows which club will eventually meet Napoli's demands? Hopefully it will be Manchester United. Given his goal scoring ability whichever clubs sign him will be making a significant long term investment.

Chelsea paid 70 million euros for Mudryk. Why can't they pay 80 million euros for Osimhen? I think that they should invest in promising young talents, but they should always prioritise players like Osimhen who can immediately enter the main squad of the team. I think Chelsea and other clubs are unrealistic and delusional when it comes to scouting young talents...

It puzzles me. In my opinion Victor Osimhen is worth more than what they paid for Mudryk. Osimhen is one of football's finest finishers. While investing in the long term is crucial, maintaining a team's stability and competitiveness is also crucial…. something Osimhen can provide with his skills set. His relentless work rate and ability to press defenders makes him a valuable asset beyond just scoring goals.