In Osimhen news, the crucial clause in Osimhen’s contract outlines a scenario where Napoli would entertain offers in the range of €100-120 million.
“So, they agreed: if an offer arrives for around €100-120M, then they will think about it. There is a clause of €150M, so I think it will be the possibility for him to go in the summer, but with a high price,” the journalist stated.
Notably, there exists a release clause set at €150 million, emphasizing Napoli’s stance on the player’s market value.
Had Osimhen not extended his contract, Napoli might have had to settle for a considerably lower transfer fee.
“Napoli would have had to sell him for 50 to 70 million euros, not so much. Now that he has renewed his contract, Napoli will earn the right amount from his departure, aligning with the value of Osimhen.”
The intricacies of the negotiation suggest that Napoli is poised to capitalize on Osimhen’s departure financially.
The reported stance is clear – any potential suitors must come close to, if not meet, the release clause to secure Osimhen’s services.
Di Marzio dismissed the possibility of Napoli agreeing to lower offers, asserting that the valuation should align closely with the established release clause.
“I think that the offer should meet the release clause. I don’t believe Napoli would sell him for 80 or less than 100 million euros,” he added.
As Osimhen contemplates his future, Premier League teams and PSG find themselves in a competitive race for his signature.
The speculated range of €130-140 million appears to be the ballpark figure that could pave the way for Osimhen’s departure.
In the intricate dance of football transfers, financial considerations, player ambitions, and club strategies converge to shape the narrative.
The overarching theme remains the impending high-stakes decision for Napoli – to part ways with their prolific striker and reap the financial benefits or attempt to retain a player whose aspirations may lead him elsewhere.
The summer transfer window promises to bring clarity to this ongoing saga, with Victor Osimhen‘s future becoming one of the focal points of European football discussions.
