I have the same thoughts. Despite the difficult situation Osimhen faces due to his feud with Napoli, there's no denying that Osimhen is still one of the best strikers around. But strangely, not many big teams are interested in signing him, even though Napoli no longer has a sky-high price tag on him.

I think Osimhen is no less good than Gyokeres or even Benjamin Sesko, where he still has a sharp goal-scoring instinct, and he is also a clinical striker who has a strong mentality. Besides, Osimhen can likely be signed for less than Sesko and Gyokeres, and if he gets the chance to play in the Premier League, I think he will be a reliable goalscorer there.

The media might not be the only reason why Victor Osimhen is not getting the right attention. Coaches will get players they think are important for the club. Another challenge is that coaches are not willing to push for his signing. If any manager needs his services, they will convince the club to get him at any price. It might also be because of his bold personality.  Osimhen doesn't hide his feelings about a situation, and some coaches might see it as pride or disrespect. And most coaches want to have players whom they can control easily.

He had made it clear that he doesn't intend to move to the Saudi Professional League. The Nigerian striker might end up going back to Galatasaray. Thankfully, the Turkish club will be playing in the UEFA Champions League. He might be able to show the world that he is highly underrated.