Arriving at Galatasaray this summer, somewhat by default, Victor Osimhen should not stay on the Turkish side for long. According to the Italian press, its price would have been revised downwards by SSC Napoli, which still owns it.
Obviously, Victor Osimhen should not stay in Galatasaray for the long term. If this summer, the Nigerian striker opted for Turkey, it was mainly because he had no other choice and his future in Naples was blocked by the arrival of Antonio Conte, and neither neither PSG nor Chelsea, both interested, wanted to align with SSC Napoli’s demands for a sale.
Regardless, next summer the player will return to Napoli, as he is currently on loan at Galatasaray. According to the Gazetta Dello Sporta transfer should take place at that time since his release clause will increase to €75M as indicated in his contract at the time of its extension. A much more affordable sum for the striker, from whom Napoli expected around €130 million a few months ago.
According to the newspaper Naples morninga transfer of Osimhen this summer cannot be ruled out. An exchange, even, to be more detailed. The media explains that Manchester United, and more particularly Ruben Amorin, new coach of the Red Devils, would be very interested in the arrival of the Nigerian.
The English club would be ready to offer Naples an exchange with Joshua Zirkzee, who arrived this summer from Bologna, plus €30m in the deal. An offer that could give pause to the Italian club that owns Osimhen, especially since Zirkzee, in difficulty in England, maintains good odds in Italy. To be continued…
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