Quote from: bitLeap on Today at 01:03:19 PM

Quote from: punk.zink on Today at 11:59:40 AM

Napoli is really too much. I wonder how far they will go to make Osimhen suffer, as they don't want to sell Osimhen at a low price, but they didn't even pay his salary while he was on loan. So it does seem that there are indications that Napoli is really waiting for offers Saudi Pro League. It's like a tug of war. If Napoli loses their momentum, then they risks losing Osimhen for free. But what is no less interesting is whether Osimhen still has enough patience to wait until his contract ends.

And indirectly Napoli do not want to see Osimhen in Europe, I think it is clear that what Napoli did was outrageous. They forgot Osimhen services when he was still an important part of the club, and it is possible that in the future players who now contribute many goals will end up with the same fate, Napoli's actions reflect that they can career a player who has contributed greatly.

None of us know what's going on behind the scenes. Osimhen was a very important player for Napoli until a few years ago. However, now, whatever happened, Napoli doesn't want him on the team at all. Furthermore, this has nothing to do with his quality, as he's a truly exceptional player. If he plays for Napoli this year, I'm sure he'll score over 25 goals again. However, Napoli absolutely don't want him on the team. They'll undoubtedly sell him and use the money to sign new players. Furthermore, they have the power to decide whether to accept transfer offers. Therefore, if they accept a transfer offer from a team the player doesn't want, it creates the impression that they must be trying to leave Osimhen helpless. This behavior is completely unbecoming of a professional football team; they're completely unethical.