Can someone please explain to me what's the sell-on clause that Napoli is requesting from Galatasaray to
Not even a up for a debate, Isak is currently one of the best strikers in the world and way ahead of Ekitike who has had just one great season. Isak at same valuation with Ekitike is even laughable because they are not even close in fact I will personally pick Isak ahead of Halaand in the transfer premier league. He was the player I wanted Arsenal to go for because if Liverpool gets him I think it will be a scary combination. The reason why Ekitike was even lined up was because Liverpool thinks if they don’t get to sign Isak they will go for lower option but it is not even a close comparison
Do I have the feeling that Napoli staff are the worst among all clubs or there is worse than them? I can't imagine a worse example sincerely.
The club did the best they can to ruin the life of Osimhen since he started doing well. The guy played well in a season and wanted to leave the club so they forced more than €100m, to not say €150m, to sell him according to their delusional owner. Next season was heated between the player and the club so the results were obviously bad and we all know where he ended. In Galatasaray he played good then Napoli took him back without any intention to sell him from what I see because the amount asked to let him go is ridiculous and adding that condition without reducing the fees is very greedy from them.
I think Osimhen should find another hobby, play golf for example like the guy from Wales and get paid while sitting in the bench or maybe in the stadium sits!
If Osimhen had been at another club, they would have found a way with Galatasaray, but the Napoli owners are making it really difficult to negotiate. This transfer has reached a dead end, and I hope it's concluded. Osimhen wants to stay at Galatasaray and is already willing to pay a large portion of the 75 million.
While I'm not fully aware of the transfer process, I believe Galatasaray will make a final offer. Galatasaray is proceeding with caution and is trying to do its best to avoid putting the club in financial trouble with the Osimhen transfer.