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Victor Osimhen’s representative has suggested that his transfer to PSG may not happen.
Victor Osimhen is currently PSG’s main reinforcement target. The French champion club is doing everything to attract him to its ranks and make him Kylian Mbappé’s replacement.
But Oscar Damiani, the Nigerian international’s agent, has just made it known that nothing has been done. In an intervention to TuttoNapoli.net, he even suggested that the trend would be for his client to continue in Naples: “The negotiation between Osimhen, Napoli and PSG is a difficult negotiation that involves a significant amount also for PSG which has a shareholder base that can afford certain investments. It is obvious that the sale of the Nigerian cannot be postponed for long, in the next 10 days it should be resolved in one way or the other.”
Osimhen reportedly gave his approval to PSG
“If he stays in Naples, Conte will be able to give him the right motivation, he continued. Naples is a great place and he will fight with great ambitions. A full squad or other interventions in the market? It is difficult to say now. Conte will have to evaluate some players during the training camp at Castel di Sangro, but for now the team is of quality and can fight with the others for the top.
Damiani’s comments somewhat contradict the rumors currently circulating in France. According to RMC Sport, the player has already given his approval to Paris and is just waiting for the two clubs to agree on a transfer fee.
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