Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Doell]

It seems very unlikely that Juventus will recruit Lukaku, because I don't think Lukaku has ever asked to play at Juventus. Because anyway, Lukaku seems more suitable to play at Inter because yes, Lukaku also has a strong desire to keep playing at Inter. At least, this was proven when Lukaku played at Chelsea, and then Lukaku stated to be able to return to playing at Inter. With these factors, Inter should be able to bring Lukaku back into the squad, and it looks like it could be the right transfer for the club and also for the player.

I think Chelsea set a selling price too high for Lukaku which in the end was very difficult for Inter to accept. Lukaku is still good, but I don't think his value is higher than 30 million euros, but Chelsea want Inter to pay more. Loan options are being discussed, but it seems Chelsea just want to sell rather than put him on loan again.

Inter have so far not looked like they are going to force Lukaku's transfer at the value asked by Chelsea, that's because Inter seem to want to save a lot of money for other plans. Chelsea had to make a tough decision about Lukaku but I think 30 million euros is a good value for a 30 year old striker.

Lukaku has made a strong contribution at Inter milan and he is very comfortable when playing with Inter milan and I think this will be Chelasa's opportunity to increase the transfer fee for Lukaku so that Inter have to think again whether to take Lukaku because this player is very valuable for Inter milan .
In my opinion Lukaku will still ask to return to Inter milan and Inter will also have a way to continue to be able to borrow and even make Lukaku permanent at Inter milan.

Yes, Lukaku has made a good contribution for Inter, and Inter are also really to bring Lukaku again, reasonable Chelsea set a high price for Lukaku transfer fee. I think it seems that Inter Milan still doesn't have enough funds to bring Lukaku again from Chelsea, but rumors are that they still want Lukaku again with offered Chelsea a loan deal that contains a purchase obligation for Lukaku, and if the deal goes happen then Inter can secure Lukaku in the next new season.

[Ryu_Ar1]

Yes, Lukaku has made a good contribution for Inter, and Inter are also really to bring Lukaku again, reasonable Chelsea set a high price for Lukaku transfer fee. I think it seems that Inter Milan still doesn't have enough funds to bring Lukaku again from Chelsea, but rumors are that they still want Lukaku again with offered Chelsea a loan deal that contains a purchase obligation for Lukaku, and if the deal goes happen then Inter can secure Lukaku in the next new season.

The price Chelsea wants is actually only around 35-40 million for Lukaku but indeed because Inter's condition is currently in a state of trouble, especially for their finances, even though it is a price that can be said to be standard even decreased from Lukaku's previous price but Inter cannot pay that much to Chelsea.
The sale of Marcelo Brozovic for 18 million to Al Nassr also cannot cover for a Lukaku but on the other hand now Lukaku also does not want to separate from Inter so it allows them to look for other alternatives for this.

[shogun47]

Yes, Lukaku has made a good contribution for Inter, and Inter are also really to bring Lukaku again, reasonable Chelsea set a high price for Lukaku transfer fee. I think it seems that Inter Milan still doesn't have enough funds to bring Lukaku again from Chelsea, but rumors are that they still want Lukaku again with offered Chelsea a loan deal that contains a purchase obligation for Lukaku, and if the deal goes happen then Inter can secure Lukaku in the next new season.

The price Chelsea wants is actually only around 35-40 million for Lukaku but indeed because Inter's condition is currently in a state of trouble, especially for their finances, even though it is a price that can be said to be standard even decreased from Lukaku's previous price but Inter cannot pay that much to Chelsea.
The sale of Marcelo Brozovic for 18 million to Al Nassr also cannot cover for a Lukaku but on the other hand now Lukaku also does not want to separate from Inter so it allows them to look for other alternatives for this.

But 30 million for Lukaku at the age of 30 is not a low amount. Chelsea can ask that amount as they are not forced to sell him quickly and can be patiently waiting for Inter to make their move. If Inter can't get Lukaku, the issue of one striker that needs to be found would persist. I expect Inter to fulfill the requirements at some point, but it will probably be closer to 3= - 30 million than to 40 million as Chelsea would also want to remove Lukaku from their salary list for next season.

[Lillominato89]

180 million for Osimhen are disproportionate, he had an excellent season with Napoli but a single good season is not enough to give such a high value to victor! Haaland according to this criterion should be worth 500 million minimum! I think Napoli don't want to deprive themselves of their best striker also because they wouldn't find a valid alternative on the market, but if they don't sell for 180 million they will most likely never be offered this amount again to Napoli

I think Napoli is deliberately setting a higher rate than the normal price. because they really don't want to lose Victor Osimhen from their squad. and yeah it's true they'd even be hard pressed to find a replacement Osimhen if their Osimhen were to let loose. so by setting a high transfer price is for the big teams to give up on the hunt for Osimhen. And so that Osimhen stays in Napoli longer. But if there is a club that wants to redeem 180 million euros for Osimhen. then Napoli will clearly benefit financially but will be disadvantaged in terms of club performance in the future. because they will lose their flagship player and I don't think they will find a replacement anytime soon.

Wow, we're talking about a huge sum of money here! Napoli's high wall of 180 million for Osimhen makes sense, in my opinion. A loud warning to all the other clubs out there! A hedge against financial loss in the event that their top player leaves, and a means of retaining him. To what extent, though, is it even a question? Is there a club that would pay that much for him?

So, what comes next, exactly? They'll have more money in the bank, but a huge vulnerability in their first line of defense. Can that sum be used to acquire a player who can step in and play immediately in place of Osimhen? Not likely! If Osimhen quits, they will likely see a significant drop in performance unless they have a secret weapon in their ranks. This isnt a pretty sight, is it?

the assessment given by Napoli is excessive for me, I think because they don't want to sell Osimehn and therefore scare possible buyers, but it could be a risky move because they could then sell him for much less money or lose him on a free transfer! a risk that I would sincerely avoid if a team presented itself with a sum close to 100 million

[Uruhara]

180 million for Osimhen are disproportionate, he had an excellent season with Napoli but a single good season is not enough to give such a high value to victor! Haaland according to this criterion should be worth 500 million minimum! I think Napoli don't want to deprive themselves of their best striker also because they wouldn't find a valid alternative on the market, but if they don't sell for 180 million they will most likely never be offered this amount again to Napoli

I think Napoli is deliberately setting a higher rate than the normal price. because they really don't want to lose Victor Osimhen from their squad. and yeah it's true they'd even be hard pressed to find a replacement Osimhen if their Osimhen were to let loose. so by setting a high transfer price is for the big teams to give up on the hunt for Osimhen. And so that Osimhen stays in Napoli longer. But if there is a club that wants to redeem 180 million euros for Osimhen. then Napoli will clearly benefit financially but will be disadvantaged in terms of club performance in the future. because they will lose their flagship player and I don't think they will find a replacement anytime soon.

Wow, we're talking about a huge sum of money here! Napoli's high wall of 180 million for Osimhen makes sense, in my opinion. A loud warning to all the other clubs out there! A hedge against financial loss in the event that their top player leaves, and a means of retaining him. To what extent, though, is it even a question? Is there a club that would pay that much for him?

So, what comes next, exactly? They'll have more money in the bank, but a huge vulnerability in their first line of defense. Can that sum be used to acquire a player who can step in and play immediately in place of Osimhen? Not likely! If Osimhen quits, they will likely see a significant drop in performance unless they have a secret weapon in their ranks. This isnt a pretty sight, is it?

Napoli's focus seems to want to keep Napoli having the best performance in the coming season. Especially Napoli want to fight to win the Champions League. Last season we knew that Napoli failed because they lost to Inter Milan. And at that time Osimhen was injured and was just recovering. So it seems that the reason Napoli has kept Osimhen for at least this season is because Napoli wants their club's attack power to remain strong and be able to compete fiercely in the Champions League. Because if Osimhen were to leave in the current transfer market. So I think Napoli's dream of becoming a strong candidate in the Champions League will vanish. Losing Kim Min Jae has had enough of an impact on Napoli's defense and now Napoli want to maintain their offensive power. The tariff of 180 million euros is indeed reasonable. although there are indeed big risks that the club must also be prepared to accept.

[Xabalo1]

It seems very unlikely that Juventus will recruit Lukaku, because I don't think Lukaku has ever asked to play at Juventus. Because anyway, Lukaku seems more suitable to play at Inter because yes, Lukaku also has a strong desire to keep playing at Inter. At least, this was proven when Lukaku played at Chelsea, and then Lukaku stated to be able to return to playing at Inter. With these factors, Inter should be able to bring Lukaku back into the squad, and it looks like it could be the right transfer for the club and also for the player.

I think Chelsea set a selling price too high for Lukaku which in the end was very difficult for Inter to accept. Lukaku is still good, but I don't think his value is higher than 30 million euros, but Chelsea want Inter to pay more. Loan options are being discussed, but it seems Chelsea just want to sell rather than put him on loan again.

Inter have so far not looked like they are going to force Lukaku's transfer at the value asked by Chelsea, that's because Inter seem to want to save a lot of money for other plans. Chelsea had to make a tough decision about Lukaku but I think 30 million euros is a good value for a 30 year old striker.

30Mil is a bit unfair and too small for a player like Lukaku that chelsea purchased from inter for 100m 2seasons ago!!! If inter wants Lukaku so bad then 50m isn't so much of a valuation for him!!!

[Raflesia]

This is indeed one of the very good news for Chelsea, Inter Milan and also for Lukaku himself who wants to continue playing at Inter Milan. But currently AC Milan is also preparing to get Lukaku. So it is not certain whether Inter Milan or other clubs will get it. But I hope Lukaku stays at Inter Milan. because Inter Milan really needs Lukaku right now. What's more, Lukaku has started to blend into the game that was built at Inter Milan. he doesn't need to adapt anymore because he already understands Inter Milan's pattern of play.

Lukaku wants only intermilan to be a club that will make him as permanent transfer. I remember chelsea rejects acmilan. Juventus has not yet sent its bid for milan but the clubs is still monitoring the situation.
intermilan has interest in bringing back again lukaku from chelsea. Lukaku's contribution was a lot last season. That's why intermilan thinks that he will always become the best partner for lautaro martinez.
Lautaro will not leave from the club. Putting lautaro back with lukaku is a great choice.

you have to want that team to play, I don't recommend it at all
it would be better if he reviewed his choice, maybe he can come to Juventus, we would treat him well
a player like him deserves more

I think this must also be an interest and seeing from the current conditions Juventus is unlikely to bring Lukaku at this time because there is still Dusan and his style of play also I think it will be different and Lukaku needs to readjust if he plays at Juventus. besides that, seeing from some news he will not leave Inter and reject several offers from Arab clubs also seems to be based on Lukaku's own wishes.

Now Lukaku and Inter want each other, it's just that the price of Lukaku even though it has been lowered it still cannot be met by Inter, but I feel that sooner or later the transfer of Lukaku will still end at Inter, it's just that there may be some current considerations and unfinished talks between Inter and Chelsea.

[Leviathan.007]

Lukaku wants only intermilan to be a club that will make him as permanent transfer. I remember chelsea rejects acmilan. Juventus has not yet sent its bid for milan but the clubs is still monitoring the situation.
intermilan has interest in bringing back again lukaku from chelsea. Lukaku's contribution was a lot last season. That's why intermilan thinks that he will always become the best partner for lautaro martinez.
Lautaro will not leave from the club. Putting lautaro back with lukaku is a great choice.

Chelsea have no plans to move Lukaku, despite the fact that he has failed to win over the new manager. Simeon Inzaghi has good ambitions for the team to win an extensive descriptions, and I hope he incorporates Lukaku in his solid project. Lautaro Martinez is Inter Milan's permanent top striker; he has a long-term deal and has no plans to leave anytime soon. Romelu Lukaku's favorite club is Inter Milan, where he has already won the scudetto. I believe he intends to continue at Inter next season, since he is eager to take on new challenges.

I don't think if paying more attention to Lukaku is a wise move from Inter Milan because now Chelsea knows Inter Milan needs this player for a permanent transfer and in the hand Lukaku himself likes to play for Inter Milan these all can be the reason for Chelsea to even ask for more money from Inter Milan and paying huge amount of money for a player like Lukaku at this age is not something wise to do.

[Xabalo1]

Lukaku wants only intermilan to be a club that will make him as permanent transfer. I remember chelsea rejects acmilan. Juventus has not yet sent its bid for milan but the clubs is still monitoring the situation.
intermilan has interest in bringing back again lukaku from chelsea. Lukaku's contribution was a lot last season. That's why intermilan thinks that he will always become the best partner for lautaro martinez.
Lautaro will not leave from the club. Putting lautaro back with lukaku is a great choice.

Chelsea have no plans to move Lukaku, despite the fact that he has failed to win over the new manager. Simeon Inzaghi has good ambitions for the team to win an extensive descriptions, and I hope he incorporates Lukaku in his solid project. Lautaro Martinez is Inter Milan's permanent top striker; he has a long-term deal and has no plans to leave anytime soon. Romelu Lukaku's favorite club is Inter Milan, where he has already won the scudetto. I believe he intends to continue at Inter next season, since he is eager to take on new challenges.

I don't think if paying more attention to Lukaku is a wise move from Inter Milan because now Chelsea knows Inter Milan needs this player for a permanent transfer and in the hand Lukaku himself likes to play for Inter Milan these all can be the reason for Chelsea to even ask for more money from Inter Milan and paying huge amount of money for a player like Lukaku at this age is not something wise to do.

Kane at 29 is valuated at around 70-100m!!! but 50Mil for 30years old appreciated Lukaku is too much?? How?? I know Lukaku might not be in his best form like he was three years ago!! But he surely does have great prospects and can get back to his goal scoring ways in a team  that appreciates him

[Ndabagi01]

But 30 million for Lukaku at the age of 30 is not a low amount. Chelsea can ask that amount as they are not forced to sell him quickly and can be patiently waiting for Inter to make their move. If Inter can't get Lukaku, the issue of one striker that needs to be found would persist. I expect Inter to fulfill the requirements at some point, but it will probably be closer to 3= - 30 million than to 40 million as Chelsea would also want to remove Lukaku from their salary list for next season.

To me, the selling price of Lukaku to Inter Milan is a considerable amount, and I don't anticipate any team that wants a player so strongly and the player feels the same way to wait long on such a deal. Maybe Chelsea is leveraging their hurried need for this player to entice them into paying the stated amount, but I still think the price is reasonable and should be affordable for a team like Inter Milan.

the assessment given by Napoli is excessive for me, I think because they don't want to sell Osimehn and therefore scare possible buyers, but it could be a risky move because they could then sell him for much less money or lose him on a free transfer! a risk that I would sincerely avoid if a team presented itself with a sum close to 100 million

I doubt Napoli will want to trade Victor Osimhen for less than his market value of around €120 million. However, if a team brings a €100 million deal for them, it would be highly encouraging and beneficial to the team. If they do not want to sell the player, they can enhance his welfare or sell him and utilise the profit to replace him with another good striker.

[harapan]

the assessment given by Napoli is excessive for me, I think because they don't want to sell Osimehn and therefore scare possible buyers, but it could be a risky move because they could then sell him for much less money or lose him on a free transfer! a risk that I would sincerely avoid if a team presented itself with a sum close to 100 million

Osimhen is on a contract that expires in June 2025 so keeping him to play for one more season before you sell him is a very good decision by Napoli.
Nobody is going to buy Osimhen for anything higher than a hundred million, so if they keep him for an additional season and hopefully his value doesn't depreciate, he can be sold for 100 milli0n. That would be very good business for Napoli. The only risk they are facing now is that his value might drop next season, and this would only happen if Napoli don't perform well.

I would like Osimhen to spend one more season at Napoli. He's loved and respected there so if will be good to honor them with one more season since he's still young and enjoying his time at Napoli.

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Kane at 29 is valuated at around 70-100m!!! but 50Mil for 30years old appreciated Lukaku is too much?? How?? I know Lukaku might not be in his best form like he was three years ago!! But he surely does have great prospects and can get back to his goal scoring ways in a team  that appreciates him

You can't match the level of clauses that teams want to sell their players at high prices.  even these two star players have different qualities in their performance statistics. Harry kane is certainly much better than Lukaku because Harry kane has shown his skills in the best league in the world. So there is nothing to compare the two.

For inter milan they really need Lukaku for next season, but with the club's finances not improving much I think it's quite natural for them to do so with the option to borrow and be supported by a purchase in a memorandum of understanding with Chelsea. Meaning that Inter Milan will buy Lukaku in installments until finally Lukaku officially becomes an Inter Milan player.

[Leviathan.007]

the assessment given by Napoli is excessive for me, I think because they don't want to sell Osimehn and therefore scare possible buyers, but it could be a risky move because they could then sell him for much less money or lose him on a free transfer! a risk that I would sincerely avoid if a team presented itself with a sum close to 100 million

Osimhen is on a contract that expires in June 2025 so keeping him to play for one more season before you sell him is a very good decision by Napoli.
Nobody is going to buy Osimhen for anything higher than a hundred million, so if they keep him for an additional season and hopefully his value doesn't depreciate, he can be sold for 100 milli0n. That would be very good business for Napoli. The only risk they are facing now is that his value might drop next season, and this would only happen if Napoli don't perform well.

I would like Osimhen to spend one more season at Napoli. He's loved and respected there so if will be good to honor them with one more season since he's still young and enjoying his time at Napoli.

Two years left and this is a lot Osimhen can stay in Napoli for this time until his contract ends and then he can move to other teams as a free-agent player, but Napoli made a good move to have a long-term contract with him and this way they can sell Osimhen to earn lots of money however I don't think if any team will spend this huge amount of money for a player who had only one good season with Napoli.

[asriloni]

I think Chelsea set a selling price too high for Lukaku which in the end was very difficult for Inter to accept. Lukaku is still good, but I don't think his value is higher than 30 million euros, but Chelsea want Inter to pay more. Loan options are being discussed, but it seems Chelsea just want to sell rather than put him on loan again.

Chelsea has been decreasing his price a lot. It's not possible anymore for the club to decrease it even further. Chelsea bought lukaku from interimlan with 100m but chelsea was selling him for less than a half from such price.
Chelsea suffers huge lose even if intermilan gonna take this offer. I think that it's an excellent decision for intermilan to rebuy him again from chelsea. These teams are having so many stories about lukaku.
Chelsea sell him then re buy him and wanna sell lukaku back again to the intermilan.

Inter have so far not looked like they are going to force Lukaku's transfer at the value asked by Chelsea, that's because Inter seem to want to save a lot of money for other plans. Chelsea had to make a tough decision about Lukaku but I think 30 million euros is a good value for a 30 year old striker.

Inter will not rush it even though intermilan's ceo has been confirming if lukaku was the priority of club right now. I think that the negotiation gonna happen between chelsea and intermilan.
Chelsea has not yet talked with intermilan regarding what's gonna be the best price for him. That being said that if lukaku's transfer back to the intermilan is far to happen but it can be finished asap as long as chelsea will be lowering its offer.

[Leviathan.007]

This is indeed one of the very good news for Chelsea, Inter Milan and also for Lukaku himself who wants to continue playing at Inter Milan. But currently AC Milan is also preparing to get Lukaku. So it is not certain whether Inter Milan or other clubs will get it. But I hope Lukaku stays at Inter Milan. because Inter Milan really needs Lukaku right now. What's more, Lukaku has started to blend into the game that was built at Inter Milan. he doesn't need to adapt anymore because he already understands Inter Milan's pattern of play.

Lukaku wants only intermilan to be a club that will make him as permanent transfer. I remember chelsea rejects acmilan. Juventus has not yet sent its bid for milan but the clubs is still monitoring the situation.
intermilan has interest in bringing back again lukaku from chelsea. Lukaku's contribution was a lot last season. That's why intermilan thinks that he will always become the best partner for lautaro martinez.
Lautaro will not leave from the club. Putting lautaro back with lukaku is a great choice.

you have to want that team to play, I don't recommend it at all
it would be better if he reviewed his choice, maybe he can come to Juventus, we would treat him well
a player like him deserves more

It seems very unlikely that Juventus will recruit Lukaku, because I don't think Lukaku has ever asked to play at Juventus. Because anyway, Lukaku seems more suitable to play at Inter because yes, Lukaku also has a strong desire to keep playing at Inter. At least, this was proven when Lukaku played at Chelsea, and then Lukaku stated to be able to return to playing at Inter. With these factors, Inter should be able to bring Lukaku back into the squad, and it looks like it could be the right transfer for the club and also for the player.

Juventus doesn't even need to hire Lukaku and I didn't know where this idea came from because Lukaku said he won't play for Arabian teams even if they pay him lots of money and this shows us Lukakudeosn't care about the money and that's not the first priority for him, on the hand, Lukaku said he doesn't want to return Chelsea, that's why the idea Lukaku joining Juventus can't be true at all.

[Leviathan.007]

180 million for Osimhen are disproportionate, he had an excellent season with Napoli but a single good season is not enough to give such a high value to victor! Haaland according to this criterion should be worth 500 million minimum! I think Napoli don't want to deprive themselves of their best striker also because they wouldn't find a valid alternative on the market, but if they don't sell for 180 million they will most likely never be offered this amount again to Napoli

I think Napoli is deliberately setting a higher rate than the normal price. because they really don't want to lose Victor Osimhen from their squad. and yeah it's true they'd even be hard pressed to find a replacement Osimhen if their Osimhen were to let loose. so by setting a high transfer price is for the big teams to give up on the hunt for Osimhen. And so that Osimhen stays in Napoli longer. But if there is a club that wants to redeem 180 million euros for Osimhen. then Napoli will clearly benefit financially but will be disadvantaged in terms of club performance in the future. because they will lose their flagship player and I don't think they will find a replacement anytime soon.

Wow, we're talking about a huge sum of money here! Napoli's high wall of 180 million for Osimhen makes sense, in my opinion. A loud warning to all the other clubs out there! A hedge against financial loss in the event that their top player leaves, and a means of retaining him. To what extent, though, is it even a question? Is there a club that would pay that much for him?

So, what comes next, exactly? They'll have more money in the bank, but a huge vulnerability in their first line of defense. Can that sum be used to acquire a player who can step in and play immediately in place of Osimhen? Not likely! If Osimhen quits, they will likely see a significant drop in performance unless they have a secret weapon in their ranks. This isnt a pretty sight, is it?

Napoli's focus seems to want to keep Napoli having the best performance in the coming season. Especially Napoli want to fight to win the Champions League. Last season we knew that Napoli failed because they lost to Inter Milan. And at that time Osimhen was injured and was just recovering. So it seems that the reason Napoli has kept Osimhen for at least this season is because Napoli wants their club's attack power to remain strong and be able to compete fiercely in the Champions League. Because if Osimhen were to leave in the current transfer market. So I think Napoli's dream of becoming a strong candidate in the Champions League will vanish. Losing Kim Min Jae has had enough of an impact on Napoli's defense and now Napoli want to maintain their offensive power. The tariff of 180 million euros is indeed reasonable. although there are indeed big risks that the club must also be prepared to accept.

Napoli should first try to keep the player they had in the last season and that's how they have a more stable performance in the next season, but holding players like Osimhen with the good performance he had and with the offers, he can have is not easy however the Napoli also asked for a huge amount of money for hiring this player but still if he leaves this team to another team Napoli should start seeking for alternative players for the next season.

[AndySt]

Osimhen is on a contract that expires in June 2025 so keeping him to play for one more season before you sell him is a very good decision by Napoli.
Nobody is going to buy Osimhen for anything higher than a hundred million, so if they keep him for an additional season and hopefully his value doesn't depreciate, he can be sold for 100 milli0n. That would be very good business for Napoli. The only risk they are facing now is that his value might drop next season, and this would only happen if Napoli don't perform well. I would like Osimhen to spend one more season at Napoli. He's loved and respected there so if will be good to honor them with one more season since he's still young and enjoying his time at Napoli.

Actually, Aurelio de Laurentiis seemed to say that after the end of the season, Viktor Osimhen verbally promised him that he would extend the contract and the only reason that this did not happen was the issue of raising the salary of a football player. Now it seems that this issue has been resolved and the contract should be extended, and therefore the conversation will not be about 2025, but 2027. In any case, in my opinion it is right that the club does not arrange its total sale of leaders immediately after a successful season and I do not like it at all when something like this happens and at the same time leave the club's fans in ruins. Yes, anything can happen next season and the results of the players may fall and the price accordingly, but with a successful outcome, the price on the contrary may rise. And the extension of the contract does not mean that the club then closes the possibility of selling the player. No, it's just that the club is more protected from the robbery of the club by a football player and his agent and from richer clubs of buyers.

[Uruhara]

Wow, we're talking about a huge sum of money here! Napoli's high wall of 180 million for Osimhen makes sense, in my opinion. A loud warning to all the other clubs out there! A hedge against financial loss in the event that their top player leaves, and a means of retaining him. To what extent, though, is it even a question? Is there a club that would pay that much for him?

So, what comes next, exactly? They'll have more money in the bank, but a huge vulnerability in their first line of defense. Can that sum be used to acquire a player who can step in and play immediately in place of Osimhen? Not likely! If Osimhen quits, they will likely see a significant drop in performance unless they have a secret weapon in their ranks. This isnt a pretty sight, is it?

Napoli's focus seems to want to keep Napoli having the best performance in the coming season. Especially Napoli want to fight to win the Champions League. Last season we knew that Napoli failed because they lost to Inter Milan. And at that time Osimhen was injured and was just recovering. So it seems that the reason Napoli has kept Osimhen for at least this season is because Napoli wants their club's attack power to remain strong and be able to compete fiercely in the Champions League. Because if Osimhen were to leave in the current transfer market. So I think Napoli's dream of becoming a strong candidate in the Champions League will vanish. Losing Kim Min Jae has had enough of an impact on Napoli's defense and now Napoli want to maintain their offensive power. The tariff of 180 million euros is indeed reasonable. although there are indeed big risks that the club must also be prepared to accept.

Napoli should first try to keep the player they had in the last season and that's how they have a more stable performance in the next season, but holding players like Osimhen with the good performance he had and with the offers, he can have is not easy however the Napoli also asked for a huge amount of money for hiring this player but still if he leaves this team to another team Napoli should start seeking for alternative players for the next season.

if Napoli get quite a lot of money from Osimhen's transfer. but finding players who have the same level as Osimhen certainly won't be easy. that is what Napoli is worried about. They don't want to sink back after winning the Serie A title after decades of never getting it back. The last time Napoli won the title in Serie A was under Diego Maradona. and now repeated again in the time of Osimhen. so it's only natural that Napoli really expects a lot from Osimhen.

[BlackBoss_]

if Napoli get quite a lot of money from Osimhen's transfer. but finding players who have the same level as Osimhen certainly won't be easy. that is what Napoli is worried about. They don't want to sink back after winning the Serie A title after decades of never getting it back. The last time Napoli won the title in Serie A was under Diego Maradona. and now repeated again in the time of Osimhen. so it's only natural that Napoli really expects a lot from Osimhen.

They can get luck one time but it is unrealistic to think they can get it repeatedly. In the last season, Napoli lost some star players like Insigne and Koulibaly but they repeated them by Kravatskhelia and Kim Min Jae. They are both very great successful transfers for Napoli in the last summer. In this summer they already lost Kim Min Jae to Bayern Munich, will they lose Osimhen and Kravatskhelia too?

Will the succeed again with new replacements for those star players? I believe a chance to succeed again is low, else very low.

If they are not careful, they will even lose a position in top four, not only Scudetto.

[Uruhara]

if Napoli get quite a lot of money from Osimhen's transfer. but finding players who have the same level as Osimhen certainly won't be easy. that is what Napoli is worried about. They don't want to sink back after winning the Serie A title after decades of never getting it back. The last time Napoli won the title in Serie A was under Diego Maradona. and now repeated again in the time of Osimhen. so it's only natural that Napoli really expects a lot from Osimhen.

They can get luck one time but it is unrealistic to think they can get it repeatedly. In the last season, Napoli lost some star players like Insigne and Koulibaly but they repeated them by Kravatskhelia and Kim Min Jae. They are both very great successful transfers for Napoli in the last summer. In this summer they already lost Kim Min Jae to Bayern Munich, will they lose Osimhen and Kravatskhelia too?

Will the succeed again with new replacements for those star players? I believe a chance to succeed again is low, else very low.

If they are not careful, they will even lose a position in top four, not only Scudetto.

Well that's right. And it seems that everyone here also has almost the same thoughts about Napoli in the upcoming season. Well, maybe they won't be as lucky as last season when they won the title in Serie A. But they also shouldn't have such bad luck that they have to lose their place in the top 4. Unless Osimhen and Kravatskhelia also left Naples. so I'm pretty sure if Napoli lose their best strikers then they might even find it difficult to survive in the top 4. I personally at least hope that Napoli can triumph in the Champions League this season. at least I want to see them in the final. But what makes me doubt is that now Napoli is not coached by Spalletti. And have also lost their mainstay defender Kim Min Jae. so maybe high hopes for Napoli in the coming season are indeed quite difficult.