If they keep holding Victor Osimhen and he becomes a free agent, the club will lose lots of money. I am suspecting that Aurelio De Laurentiis is willing to lose money because he wants a bigger offer or wants to teach Victor some lessons. We have seen clubs blocking players from leaving because they had issues with them. Napoli should know that the Nigerian is not willing to move to the Saudi Professional League. It is not easy for a player to stay inactive for a whole season because it might affect their performance. But it seems it might be the case or Osimhen might have to go on loan for another season.
" When the sugar is gone, the cane is thrown away ". That is the right term to describe the situation Osimhen is currently facing. His team doesn't want to pay him anymore, but it's not easy for him to just find a new club, as Napoli has set a high price tag, so not many big European teams are interested because of that. It seems that Galatasaray is the only team that has made an offer, but Napoli still doesn't seem to have accepted it because the fee is not according to their wishes.
Osimhen could indeed be loaned out for another season, but that would be a loss for Napoli as Osimhen would be able to leave on a free transfer after that.
BaseBased on how Napoli has treated Victor Osimhen from last season to this transfer window,
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the Victor Osimhen transfer has not been fair, and I wonder why they're treating the player this way.