Napoli reduces Osimhen’s asking fee to £85 million
In an attempt to cash in on the Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen this summer, Napoli is reportedly open to offers in the neighborhood of £85 million as opposed to the original £100 million release clause. This information is based on Calcio Mercato.
According to additional Italian reports, the Serie A team would consent to a player-swap agreement with Manchester United, allowing Mason Greenwood to join the former Serie A winners while Osimhen would go the other way.
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with multiple teams, like as Napoli, Lazio, and Juventus.
Despite the fact that the rape accusations against Greenwood were dropped last year, Manchester United is eager to trade the player in the summer. The 22-year-old winger, who won the team’s Player of the Season title while on loan at Spanish La Liga team Getafe, performed admirably and has been linked to
Due to their interest in signing Osimhen, Manchester United may think about incorporating Greenwood in a part-exchange deal. Giovanni Manna, the Sporting Director of Napoli, is rumored to have a positive view of Greenwood.
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Osimhen is itching to play in the Premier League, but none of the clubs seem willing to activate his £100 million release clause, even if Arsenal, Chelsea, and United are interested.
Napoli may need to soften their hard position on the release clause if they want to consent to Osimhen’s move to the Premier League. Obtaining the money in addition to the Greenwood offer might be advantageous to both sides.
According to La Repubblica, which cited Spazio Napoli, the Red Devils might start a major conversation with Aurelio De Laurentiis’ team.
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The newspaper’s in-depth analysis is provided here, translated from Italian to English by Google Translate.
“Napoli wouldn’t mind a technical counterpart to lower the “cash” and make a high-level capital gain. It’s no mystery that sporting director Giovanni Manna likes Mason Greenwood. The crystal-clear striker has relaunched himself at Getafe after the accusations of domestic violence and rape that had obviously slowed his rise at Old Trafford.
“Both Juventus and Lazio are following him; he represents an opportunity. United have decided not to continue with him despite the accusations of having been withdrawn by his girlfriend (with whom he later got back together; the couple had a child), and the contract expiring in 2025 requires an immediate transfer. The English side’s moves will be closely monitored; it’s probably Osimhen’s last chance to perform in the Premier League.”
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