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This is the big issue of the summer transfer window for Naples, which is open to the departure of Victor Osimhen. Not at any price since a release clause was inserted in his recent contract extension (until 2026), between €120 and €130 million. Everything is agreed with the Neapolitan president Aurelio de Laurentiis, ready to sell his Nigerian striker to the highest bidder. PSG is regularly announced in the footsteps of the former LOSC player, just like Chelsea and Manchester United.
But as assured by Corriere dello Sport this Thursday, no offer has yet reached Naples. Who is not overly worried about this setback? Management is convinced that clubs will move for Osimhen at some point, but they perhaps thought they would see PSG move, since an offer was made last year for the 25-year-old player. Osimhen, for his part, is ready to listen to the different offers, before choosing his new destination.
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