Victor Osimhen: Saudi Pro League Club to Make New Bid for Napoli Striker
- Victor Osimhen’s future remains a major subject of transfer speculation as the summer window comes to a close
- The Napoli star has been attracting interest from clubs both within and outside European football
- A report has surfaced of a Saudi Professional League side looking to relaunch a bid for the striker
Victor Osimhen continues to court transfer interest within and outside of Europe’s footballing space.
The combative forward appears poised to depart Napoli this summer, especially with the imminent arrival of Romelu Lukaku.
Swirling reports have detailed transfer interest from Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, and Saudi Professional League outfit, Al Ahli.
However, while Osimhen has yet to make a decision on which club he will be joining this summer, a report has surfaced detailing that Al Ahli is looking to make an improved offer for the forward.
Ah Ahli makes an improved offer for Osimhen
According to a recent report by Italian journalist, Gianluca Di Marzio, the Saudi club after initially offering a fee between €65 and €70 million for Osimhen, is now preparing an improved offer for both Napoli and the forward.
This move comes after Osimhen reportedly rejected the club’s initial offer. It also appears to be a response to reports from transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, indicating that Chelsea is engaged in ongoing talks with the striker's representatives.
Additionally, the Nigerian forward has been excluded from Napoli’s first-team setup, particularly following the appointment of Antonio Conte as manager.
According to data courtesy of Fotmob, Osimhen has been involved in over 85 goals for Napoli since joining the Serie A outfit in 2020.
European club makes fresh bid for Osimhen
YEN.com.gh in another report detailed that Chelsea are set to re-enter the transfer race for Osimhen.
The Premier League club has long been linked with the Nigerian, and it appears that a swoop in the final days of the window could be on the horizon.
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Source: Legit.ng