In search of a scorer capable of supporting Kylian Mbappé, PSG would have checked the name of Victor Osimhen, whose future in Napoli remains uncertain. But the player, valued at 130M€, would not intend to find Luis Campos next season. The striker would favor a start in the Premier League or the Bundesliga.
Victor Osimhen is on fire. Author of a double in the round of 16 return from Champions League facing theEintracht Frankfurt this Wednesday evening, the striker contributes greatly to the good season of the Naples. But reverse of the medal for the Italian formation, the Nigerian striker aroused the interest of many European teams, in particular of the PSG. At the origin of his arrival at LOSC in 2019, Luis Campos would like to attract him at the end of the season to support Kylian Mbappé. Asked about his future on Wednesday evening, Osimhen did not deliver his answer.
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Osimhen makes the suspense last
” I don’t know what the future holds for me. At the end of the season, I will meet with my agents and we will discuss. I will also be in talks with Napoli. I am incredibly grateful to Napoli. We will find a good solution together. We want to give the Scudetto to Napoli supporters. The passion for football here is something indescribable.” confided the 24-year-old striker.
PSG would not fit into his plans
But according to information from Sky Sports Germany, Victor Osimhen would have already ruled out certain options, in particular the track PSG. The player would prioritize the Premier League. Many teams like chelsea Or Manchester United would push hard internally to recruit him. In case of failure, Osimhen could turn to Bayern Munich. Still need to meet the requirements of Napoli in this file. At the height of his career, he would be estimated at 130M€. A sum, which could well push certain formations to abandon this track.
PSG wants to complete a transfer at 130M€, the verdict falls 24hfootnews.
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