Bye Napoli, Osimhen's decision to leave the club to play in the Premier League

Many have said that the best team of last season was the case of Manchester City due to the fact that they have the best players from around the world, such as the Norwegian center forward Erling Haaland, as well as the fact that they have too high a football idea due to the fact that they have the best technical director in the world, such as the Spanish strategy Pep Guardiola.

But that does not take away the fact that other teams also attract attention due to the good football they displayed throughout the tournament, and one of those was the case of Napoli, which was champion of Italy's Serie A 33 years later, and that is largely due to the fact that they had one of the best attackers in the world, as is the case of the Nigerian center forward Viktor Osihmen.

And it is that the player was the top scorer in the Italian league, scoring more than 25 goals, a figure that few can boast for that very reason is that she has attracted the attention of several teams, such as Paris Saint-Germain, who, before the imminent departure of Kylian Mbappé, are already waiting who will be the player who scored the goals to continue being champions in the French league, although it seems that if it would not be the fate of the African.

Since there are two teams in the Premier League that have a lot of interest in the player due to the fact that they do not have a center forward that I can promise them goals and that is the case of Chelsea and Manchester United, it can be said that the player who still belongs to Napoli would have already made a decision regarding everything that happens around him.

Victor's decision

And it is well known that the president of Napoli De Laurentiis is knowledgeable about football and business and he has said that the only way for the player to leave is if he pays the termination clause that his contract has put, which is close to 200 million euros, so he is a Pablo that any Premier League team can sign unless it is the case with PSG.