Quote from: Altryist on Today at 07:35:57 AM

Quote from: MArsland on Today at 07:16:26 AM

Victor Osimhen fate will still be in the gray area, as long as Napoli continues to be firm with high prices and that makes it difficult for European clubs who want to get Osimhen. You could say that Napoli action was to want the player's career to end miserably. Do not be surprised even though in the past Osimhen was the star of the club but now it is treated like this. Time goes on, the transfer market is increasingly demanding every team to make decisions immediately and if only wasting time on players whose transfers are complicated then the last option is to retreat and look for players who are easier to buy.

Napoli is once again ruining the deal for Osimhen, and there's nothing new about that. But it's quite strange, because Galatasaray had already agreed to pay ?75 million. The only condition was that they would complete the payment by 2027. And I think those are pretty good terms. But Napoli wanted Galatasaray to pay ?45 million upfront and another ?35 million as bonuses in 2026. In addition, they also wanted a clause in the contract that would give them a percentage from Osimhen?s next sale. Of course, Galatasaray refused. Sometimes, when I look at this whole Osimhen and Napoli saga, I get the impression that besides wanting to make money off him, Napoli also wants to spite him somehow.

I think Napoli will make a great purchase with Osimhen, that player is very very good, and tactically he would fit really well in the Napoli squad, he has already played there so he knows everything about the area, one thing that happened is that President Delaurentis was threatened by a Turkish fan, the matter has already been reported, how strange