By Daily Sports Nigeria on May 25, 2023
Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, has set tongues wagging with his recent presence in Berlin, Germany’s vibrant capital.
Speculation is rife that the Nigerian forward might be on the radar of Bundesliga powerhouse, Bayern Munich, adding fuel to the ongoing transfer rumours surrounding him.
Osimhen’s exceptional performance in Serie A this season has garnered attention from several top clubs, including Bayern. The 24-year-old’s impressive tally of 23 goals in 30 league matches played a pivotal role in Napoli’s triumphant Scudetto campaign.
However, it is not only the German giants, who have shown interest in the Nigerian star, with English Premier League heavyweights, Manchester United and the heavy-spending Chelsea also reportedly keen on acquiring his services, among others.
While the purpose of Osimhen’s visit to Berlin remains undisclosed, it has sparked a wave of speculation regarding a potential move to the Allianz Arena. Details surrounding the alleged transfer are yet to emerge but Napoli is expected to set a hefty price tag of around €150 million should they consider parting ways with their prized striker.
Source Eye Witness
Posted May 25, 2023
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Victor Osimhen appreciates his decision to join Galatasaray on loan from Napoli, adding that he didn’t want anyone to decide his future. The Nigeria striker made this assertion while reflecting on his protracted summer transfer saga that saw Napoli desperately sell him off to Al-Ahli and Chelsea in the embers of the window, with the latter his long-term choice destination offering peanuts for his signature. The 25-year-old said that he was prepared to remain at Napoli for another three or four months and secure a move to one of his suitors in January, reiterating the relief ushered by the Galatasaray offer. “I had plans to stay there and wait for three or four months and leave in January, but I think for me it was fair also to stay there because I wouldn’t let anyone decide for me,” Osimhen told Turkish media, including TRT Spor, from the Galatasaray training centre.
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