Osimhen generally behaved poorly toward the club (Napoli) before leaving he even got angry at his teammates over some silly tiktok
video.I’m not denying his quality he’s one of the top strikers and definitely deserves to play for a big club.There were talks in the past that
Manchester United wanted him, but that story seems far off now.I think a move to Galatasaray is realistic, as he has settled in there quite well.In any case, Napoli is asking for a lot, and the club’s transfer policy is a major obstacle for him.
If you had followed up from the very first time the Osimhen fall out with Napoli began, you will agree with me that he should not be blamed a lot, he is human and has done his best but has been stretched and will react at some point. He loved Napoli all through his stay at Napoli and they did felt his impact until the issue with the team began and he saw that environmental will not help him thrive he had to make the move to exit which has further made Napoli not treat him any better so both him and the team had got a part to be blamed in all with Osimhen.
Regardless, I won't blame Osimhen or the Napoli team for what happened, as such conflicts are unavoidable for any reason. The problem now lies in the egos of Napoli's management and Osimhen, which are putting Osimhen's career at risk if he doesn't find the right team. I also think both sides could potentially suffer losses, as Napoli could potentially make money from selling Osimhen, but the protracted negotiations have severely jeopardized that.
Osimhen only has one season left on his contract with Napoli, so now is the right time to sell him, or he'll leave for free next season, leaving Napoli with nothing.