Former Serie A champion, Napoli is reportedly ready to drop its asking price for Nigerian striker, Victor Osimhen as his future grows ever more uncertain.
The 25-year-old is looking for a move away from Serie A but Napoli’s initial €150 million release clause has warned off any potential suitors.
Calciomercato.com’s Daniele Longo writes that the Partenopei now may be ready to lower that initial valuation to €100 million, in the hope that it can frees up much needed transfer funds for new boss Antonio Conte, who is understood to be desperate to land Belgian international striker Romelu Lukaku this summer.
Longo also stated that Chelsea, who was understood to be in pole-position to sign the Nigerian international, has never opened any negotiation with the 2023 Serie A champion.
The only avenues open at this time seem to be the Saudi Pro-League, where a reported salary of €40 million a season has been offered, or Paris Saint-Germain, with Osimhen not keen on either option, preferring a move to the English Premier League.
Napoli to consider €100m offer for Osimhen
25 June 2024 6:25 pm WAT
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