Aurelio De Laurentiis’s ‘no’ to the 90 million offer for Victor Osimhenthe trail for a transfer of the Nigerian striker to PSG has cooled drastically. Hibernated to say the least. And although the transalpine club is still the first choice of the class of ’98 from Lagos, the silence from Paris is deafening and Napoli is tired of waiting.
Change of strategy
Thus the front with Chelsea has reopenedfor a deal that would see Romelu Lukaku involved together with Osi. The Neapolitan club starts from the basic request of 130 million, as established by the clause included in the contract, but for a transfer of Big Rom it could be closed permanently – reports today’s edition of the Sports Courier – for 70 million plus the ex-Inter player’s fee. Because the Belgian also has an exit clause, however for 44 million, so a balance must be found in the event of a deal based on an exchange plus financial adjustment.
All the limits of Osimhen
Extremely complicated, the Roman newspaper reports, at times inconceivable but both clubs are working to find a meeting point. However, if at first Osimhen preferred the Premier League as his first destination, now Chelsea does not seem to suit him and clearly without the Nigerian’s approval theaffair Lukaku-Napoli will never be a success.