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This is one of the files that has been stalling the most since the start of the transfer window. Indeed, under contract until 2026 with Naples, everything indicated that Victor Osimhen was going to leave the Partenopei this summer. Finally, while Chelsea has not moved its pawns to recruit him, the Nigerian striker is still in Campania and this is blocking the transfer window of the residents of the Diego Armando Maradona stadium. Having planned the departure of the 25-year-old striker, the Italian champions in 2023 had planned to replace the former LOSC player with Romelu Lukaku. Finally, two weeks before the end of the transfer window, the Belgian is still in the Blues’ reserves.
A special case that Antonio Conte returned to this Saturday in a press conference: “It’s a very complicated situation, you know that very well. I’m sorry because everything is blocked, I can’t say anything else, what can I say… Lukaku? I’m not talking about players who don’t do it, I come from Naples, it’s a situation that must be resolved by those responsible.“We will have to find a solution quickly in Naples…
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