Quote from: Fiatless on Today at 03:12:30 PM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 02:47:30 PM

It baffles me that Napoli hasn't cashed in on Victor Osimhen, especially since his market value has dropped, meaning he could now be sold for a slightly lower fee. With several top clubs competing for his signature, a transfer in the next window seems inevitable given his contract situation and Napoli's needs for reinforcements, selling him soon would be a smart financial move.

Don't be surprised, the Nigerian striker had to fulfill his promise. Victor Osimhen told Galastataray that he would remain in the club for a whole season. He wants to repay them for bailing him when he was in a tight condition. There was interest from a few top clubs during the January transfer window, but Victor turned them down because he is committed to the Yellow and Reds. With his current classic display, I am predicting that many big clubs will want to attract him by the end of the season.

Osimhen is a promising athlete and even if we say his value has dropped, still big clubs are still considering him maybe after his stint from Galatasaray, who is still a key player of this team. For sure, other clubs are already eyeing him after Galatasaray. As it seems, he is only respecting his contract for now. Because his current team bailed him when he badly needed it. Sometimes it is not only the money involved in every transfer. Reputation and respect are usually other underlying factors why a certain athlete keeps to be in his team