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The Nigerian striker will have his choice of top European teams when his contract expires, though he has not yet disclosed his plans.
Following the longest possible discussions, Victor Osimhen finally signed a new deal with Napoli in December. The Partenopei then proudly declared on social media that the player and the club would be “together until 2026”. Naturally, there was never a possibility that he would stay that long.
Osimhen was still planning to depart the Stadio, as everyone knew. Maradona, Diego Armando After all, the dispute over the buy-out clause’s size was the only reason it took so long to reach an extension. Ultimately, the two sides came to an agreement on a fee of about €130 million (£113/$144 million).,
), which this summer is anticipated to be met by a premier European club. In fact, Osimhen only acknowledged in public this past week that he has already decided where he will play in the upcoming season.
So, where do you think he’ll go? Which possible destination would fit the striker best? Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, or the Premier League, according to Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis, is the answer. GOAL lists every choice that is available to Osimhen below.
Al-Hilal made a concerted effort to capture Osimhen during the summer, but Napoli rejected two significant offers for their star player. Intriguingly, though, earlier this month Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s agent claimed that his client’s club-mate would arrive in Saudi Arabia this summer after all. This infuriated Osimhen, who responded by labeling Mamuka Jugeli a “dumbf*ck” and saying he was “embarrassed” by the “reasoning” behind the claim.
So, at the end of the season, is it possible that Al-Hilal or another Saudi Pro League team supported by the country’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) will make another attempt to sign Osimhen? Without a doubt. PIF’s spending power and ambition know no bounds, and Osimhen would be a huge coup for the Pro League since he is
This striker is at the top of his game—not Karim Benzema or Cristiano Ronaldo.
Osimhen has already said that he would actually find Major League Soccer (MLS) more tempting than a move to Saudi Arabia, so it is still very difficult to see any set of circumstances that may lead him to genuinely contemplate relocating to the Middle East at this point in his career.