Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[BitcoinHunt3r]

The Osimhen transfer saga seems to be going nowhere, aka there is no development, of course this will make us all bored watching the drama that occurs. It seems that Napoli is waiting for certainty regarding the offer that will be submitted by PSG, and PSG wants to buy time so that they can offer a lower price to recruit Osimhen. In my opinion, Napoli must immediately complete the Osimhen transfer by urging PSG to submit their offer, because time is running out and there is still a lot of work that they need to do. We realize that Napoli relies on the profits from the sale of Osimhen to recruit other players, if it fails to be done this summer then Osimhen has the potential to leave for free in 2025. Al Hilal and Al Ahli are also reportedly interested in Osimhen, but I believe the Napoli striker is reluctant to leave Europe due to his young age.

We already know that PSG want Osimhen at a low price and Napoli do not want to let him go for less than 100 million so there is no agreement, it seems that PSG wants to put pressure on Napoli and hope they give up. In fact, Napoli could have kept Osimhen for another season because his contract ends in 2 seasons in 2026 so he won't be leaving for free in 2025 it's just that Napoli have to look for other alternatives to get money for next season's budget according to plan at the beginning. So far Napoli have spent 47 million in this transfer window on 2 players while only collecting 2 million after loaning one player to Everton so we can assume that Napoli will not spend more money.

[Pmalek]

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Yesterday Mattia Perin said after a 3-0 defeat against Nürnberg, seems they are very optimistic with Motta this season.

Yesterday's match is not and should not be considered as a measure of quality of the team. Juventus has just started their pre-season training and one part of their team hasn't even returned from their holidays yet. They have a lot of work in front of them. Nurnberg is the exact opposite. They have finished their preparations, and their season in the 2. Bundesliga begins next weekend. It's only normal that they will have much better match fitness. Juve played the match with many youngsters, some of which won't stay at the club and others who will feature for the youth teams. 

[rendravolt]

The surprising thing in the friendly match last night against FC Nürnberg vs Juventus and the disappointing final result but is this normal?
Relying on young players is quite visible from the footage that the young players brought in defense seem unable to stem the power of FC Nürnberg in this match, even though this is a trial match, many have criticized Thiago Motta's performance at the beginning of his coaching while the players who played were not all the main squad only a few new players were fielded by Juventus in this match, but several opportunities did not produce a single goal for Juventus.

I think it's unreasonable considering that in the second half Juventus started to get serious by bringing in their main players. But what we saw was far from what was expected and instead Juventus were increasingly easily penetrated until the final minutes. I think this was a crushing defeat that Juventus did not deserve and even though it was only a pre-season match they should have been able to emphasize good results rather than swallowing a raw defeat.

But what can I say, it seems like this incident should not happen again in the real competition and this provides an important note for coach Thiago Motta to optimize his players' game. Their work is increasing and I hope everything can be fixed soon considering that the start of the season is getting closer.

[Sexylizzy2813]

With the recent development at Napoli with the big boss Antonio Conte on the mix, the Napoli side was terrible during the better part of last season and they never showed any sign of improvement. Now we have Antonio Conte taking charge of everything that would make the team come back to their excellent form they had when they won the league title, can Antonio Conte make this season much difficult for the other competitors in the Italian league? Because to me I don't see Inter Milan making a joke out of Napoli next campaign and Juventus too have a new manager to turn things around for the club, can Antonio Conte bring the best of Napoli next season and make them unstoppable?

[bitcampaign]

The surprising thing in the friendly match last night against FC Nürnberg vs Juventus and the disappointing final result but is this normal?
Relying on young players is quite visible from the footage that the young players brought in defense seem unable to stem the power of FC Nürnberg in this match, even though this is a trial match, many have criticized Thiago Motta's performance at the beginning of his coaching while the players who played were not all the main squad only a few new players were fielded by Juventus in this match, but several opportunities did not produce a single goal for Juventus.

FC Nürnberg itself is a good team so Motta sees his opponent as weak, even though what FC Nürnberg did to Juventus was a surprise even though this was only a friendly match but all eyes must be on the score made by FC Nürnberg, seeing this match I feel doubtful about Juventus management under Motta in my opinion it is too hasty, there is no strategy and they only play football.

Indeed they did not bring all of their main team but it seems they will fail with Motta seeing other teams in Serie A such as Inter and AC Milan who continue to develop their game but it seems Juventus sent him, I am really disappointed Motta could not bring his first victory to prove to the fans that he deserves a job at Juventus.

I understand the condition of Juventus without its mainstay defender, there are no names of Juventus' mainstay defenders who were not fielded in yesterday's match, so it is natural that Juventus suffered a defeat with a score of 3-0 without reply even though this was only a trial, but on the other hand this trial match could determine the criteria for Juventus' game when the league season starts, so it is natural that some people doubt Juventus' way of playing in the hands of Thiago Motta.

That's what we can understand Juventus' defeat tonight, it is also difficult when we blame Motta's performance which I think is too early to blame in the tactics given and played last night.

[mammusu]

The surprising thing in the friendly match last night against FC Nürnberg vs Juventus and the disappointing final result but is this normal?
Relying on young players is quite visible from the footage that the young players brought in defense seem unable to stem the power of FC Nürnberg in this match, even though this is a trial match, many have criticized Thiago Motta's performance at the beginning of his coaching while the players who played were not all the main squad only a few new players were fielded by Juventus in this match, but several opportunities did not produce a single goal for Juventus.

FC Nürnberg itself is a good team so Motta sees his opponent as weak, even though what FC Nürnberg did to Juventus was a surprise even though this was only a friendly match but all eyes must be on the score made by FC Nürnberg, seeing this match I feel doubtful about Juventus management under Motta in my opinion it is too hasty, there is no strategy and they only play football.

Indeed they did not bring all of their main team but it seems they will fail with Motta seeing other teams in Serie A such as Inter and AC Milan who continue to develop their game but it seems Juventus sent him, I am really disappointed Motta could not bring his first victory to prove to the fans that he deserves a job at Juventus.

I understand the condition of Juventus without its mainstay defender, there are no names of Juventus' mainstay defenders who were not fielded in yesterday's match, so it is natural that Juventus suffered a defeat with a score of 3-0 without reply even though this was only a trial, but on the other hand this trial match could determine the criteria for Juventus' game when the league season starts, so it is natural that some people doubt Juventus' way of playing in the hands of Thiago Motta.

That's what we can understand Juventus' defeat tonight, it is also difficult when we blame Motta's performance which I think is too early to blame in the tactics given and played last night.

Juventus suffered their first defeat in a friendly match, even though the match was only a pre-season match, this defeat actually seems to show that there has been no improvement in Juventus' performance under Motta's coaching, but I think that is very natural considering that Motta has not had enough time at Juventus at the moment, and Motta who had their first match with Juventus should have learned a lot from this painful defeat because the opponent's status was a Bundesliga 2 team, but I don't think this defeat will give rise to doubts for Juventus fans to see their team as better with Motta next season, in that match Motta dropped almost all the reserve players and young players were for face FC Nürnberg , meaning that currently Motta doesn't have a fixed team framework for them to rely on next season, apart from that we can't use friendly matches as a reference for Juventus performance next season and I think with the current friendly match then Motta has the opportunity to determine the strategy and team framework that he will use next season to compete in Serie A.

[Sg4j1n3ll0]

The surprising thing in the friendly match last night against FC Nürnberg vs Juventus and the disappointing final result but is this normal?
Relying on young players is quite visible from the footage that the young players brought in defense seem unable to stem the power of FC Nürnberg in this match, even though this is a trial match, many have criticized Thiago Motta's performance at the beginning of his coaching while the players who played were not all the main squad only a few new players were fielded by Juventus in this match, but several opportunities did not produce a single goal for Juventus.

FC Nürnberg itself is a good team so Motta sees his opponent as weak, even though what FC Nürnberg did to Juventus was a surprise even though this was only a friendly match but all eyes must be on the score made by FC Nürnberg, seeing this match I feel doubtful about Juventus management under Motta in my opinion it is too hasty, there is no strategy and they only play football.

Indeed they did not bring all of their main team but it seems they will fail with Motta seeing other teams in Serie A such as Inter and AC Milan who continue to develop their game but it seems Juventus sent him, I am really disappointed Motta could not bring his first victory to prove to the fans that he deserves a job at Juventus.

I understand the condition of Juventus without its mainstay defender, there are no names of Juventus' mainstay defenders who were not fielded in yesterday's match, so it is natural that Juventus suffered a defeat with a score of 3-0 without reply even though this was only a trial, but on the other hand this trial match could determine the criteria for Juventus' game when the league season starts, so it is natural that some people doubt Juventus' way of playing in the hands of Thiago Motta.

That's what we can understand Juventus' defeat tonight, it is also difficult when we blame Motta's performance which I think is too early to blame in the tactics given and played last night.

Juventus suffered their first defeat in a friendly match, even though the match was only a pre-season match, this defeat actually seems to show that there has been no improvement in Juventus' performance under Motta's coaching, but I think that is very natural considering that Motta has not had enough time at Juventus at the moment, and Motta who had their first match with Juventus should have learned a lot from this painful defeat because the opponent's status was a Bundesliga 2 team, but I don't think this defeat will give rise to doubts for Juventus fans to see their team as better with Motta next season, in that match Motta dropped almost all the reserve players and young players were for face FC Nürnberg , meaning that currently Motta doesn't have a fixed team framework for them to rely on next season, apart from that we can't use friendly matches as a reference for Juventus performance next season and I think with the current friendly match then Motta has the opportunity to determine the strategy and team framework that he will use next season to compete in Serie A.

but really the thing that hasn't been said is that half the youth team that Thiago Motta had played as a test played and in any case they are all young boys who need to play now it takes time to get fueled and in any case we also say the matches of this type are friendly summer games don't count for anything considering that last year he won against real madrid and then we all know what happened to him

[Republikcoin.com]

but really the thing that hasn't been said is that half the youth team that Thiago Motta had played as a test played and in any case they are all young boys who need to play now it takes time to get fueled and in any case we also say the matches of this type are friendly summer games don't count for anything considering that last year he won against real madrid and then we all know what happened to him

Losing in a friendly does not mean that the team can immediately become weak when they are in the new season later, because the current defeat will actually provide a valuable lesson for the team so that the coach can immediately use the time to make some kind of evaluation and find the weak points that they still have at the moment. Because losing in a friendly is still better than losing in a match in the new season because when the new season is underway, every team must continue to think about points through winning so as not to be in a bad position.

[Velvet78]

With the recent development at Napoli with the big boss Antonio Conte on the mix, the Napoli side was terrible during the better part of last season and they never showed any sign of improvement. Now we have Antonio Conte taking charge of everything that would make the team come back to their excellent form they had when they won the league title, can Antonio Conte make this season much difficult for the other competitors in the Italian league? Because to me I don't see Inter Milan making a joke out of Napoli next campaign and Juventus too have a new manager to turn things around for the club, can Antonio Conte bring the best of Napoli next season and make them unstoppable?

Honestly I'm quite expectant from Conte's Napoli.    You know Conte first of all. He is such a successful manager right? Wherever he goes he just maintains consistency which impresses me more. You know his times at Chelsea too. He achieved Premier League and FA Cup titles there. However his brightest times have been in Italy of course.



Conte just needs a good squad in his hands. This is why he has been trying to convince the most crucial players to stay. Kvaratskhelia isn't leaving. Even if Osimhen leaves they have a replacement ready: Romelu Lukaku.

I know how Lukaku played in Euro 2024 but he has been mostly impressive in the Serie A unlike that performance. I think Napoli will be in the title race this season, but being champions? I don't think so yet. 

[Frankolala]

The surprising thing in the friendly match last night against FC Nürnberg vs Juventus and the disappointing final result but is this normal?
Relying on young players is quite visible from the footage that the young players brought in defense seem unable to stem the power of FC Nürnberg in this match, even though this is a trial match, many have criticized Thiago Motta's performance at the beginning of his coaching while the players who played were not all the main squad only a few new players were fielded by Juventus in this match, but several opportunities did not produce a single goal for Juventus.

FC Nürnberg itself is a good team so Motta sees his opponent as weak, even though what FC Nürnberg did to Juventus was a surprise even though this was only a friendly match but all eyes must be on the score made by FC Nürnberg, seeing this match I feel doubtful about Juventus management under Motta in my opinion it is too hasty, there is no strategy and they only play football.

Indeed they did not bring all of their main team but it seems they will fail with Motta seeing other teams in Serie A such as Inter and AC Milan who continue to develop their game but it seems Juventus sent him, I am really disappointed Motta could not bring his first victory to prove to the fans that he deserves a job at Juventus.

I understand the condition of Juventus without its mainstay defender, there are no names of Juventus' mainstay defenders who were not fielded in yesterday's match, so it is natural that Juventus suffered a defeat with a score of 3-0 without reply even though this was only a trial, but on the other hand this trial match could determine the criteria for Juventus' game when the league season starts, so it is natural that some people doubt Juventus' way of playing in the hands of Thiago Motta.

That's what we can understand Juventus' defeat tonight, it is also difficult when we blame Motta's performance which I think is too early to blame in the tactics given and played last night.

Yea, of course it is too early to start complaining about Motta's performance because it is only a friendly match and not a real one. With yesterday's performance by Juventus, Motta will be able to understand where there is a loop hole and he will fix it.

Don't forget that he is a new coach and is still studying the players and making them to blend to his game tactics, which make me see yesterday's defeat as a room for corrections and improvements before the real matches will start next season.

[hahay]

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Yesterday Mattia Perin said after a 3-0 defeat against Nürnberg, seems they are very optimistic with Motta this season.

Yesterday's match is not and should not be considered as a measure of quality of the team. Juventus has just started their pre-season training and one part of their team hasn't even returned from their holidays yet. They have a lot of work in front of them. Nurnberg is the exact opposite. They have finished their preparations, and their season in the 2. Bundesliga begins next weekend. It's only normal that they will have much better match fitness. Juve played the match with many youngsters, some of which won't stay at the club and others who will feature for the youth teams. 

But, even though the match cannot be used as a benchmark for Juventus performance for next season, at least Juventus must also be able to score a goal at least to reduce the defeat or maybe just one goal is not a problem. Because after all, in reality Juventus also got a penalty kick in the second half, and Vlahovic took the kick but unfortunately, Vlahovic also failed to score a goal even though it also happened through a penalty kick.

With this result, although it cannot be used as a full benchmark, but I think with a 3-0 defeat it will certainly be very worrying for Juventus next season. Because after all, Nurnberg is also only a team playing in the 2.Bundesliga and even, last season Nurnberg only finished in 12th position. With these factors, I personally might have doubts about Juventus for next season. But yes, hopefully those doubts will not come true, because previously I also really expected Thiago Motta to be successful with Juventus.

[Blitzboy]

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I have the same thought as you, this drama is almost the same as Mbappe's case but Osimhen has a different story because if there is another club that is able to spend a large amount of money, the player will definitely be released.
While in Mbappe's case, PSG is really defending its mainstay player.

Napoli's efforts will actually only make Osimhen even more uncomfortable and of course his performance will decline.
This is the same as Napoli's selfishness without thinking about the risks that will occur because Osimhen could give back to the club like Mbappe did to PSG.

It looks like Napoli is losing this game. This thing with Osimhen? Its a mess. Its like watching a bad reality show: very dramatic but not very interesting. They're waiting for PSG to give up so they can get a few extra dollars. Thats not a smart way to negotiate, people. Its dangerous, its not fair to the player, and its slowing down the whole team.

Ohsimhen is great. He needs to know the truth, and Napoli needs to move on. They need to finish the deal, get the money, and put it back into the team. No one is falling for it. Everyone knows that they need that money to build for the future. Dont forget that Osimhen could leave in 2025 without having to pay anything. They have a time bomb on their chest that is set to go off.

Napoli, enough with the games. Make a decision. Be decisive. Be leaders. Get this deal done, and move on. Its the only way to win.

[eightdots]

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I have the same thought as you, this drama is almost the same as Mbappe's case but Osimhen has a different story because if there is another club that is able to spend a large amount of money, the player will definitely be released.
While in Mbappe's case, PSG is really defending its mainstay player.

Napoli's efforts will actually only make Osimhen even more uncomfortable and of course his performance will decline.
This is the same as Napoli's selfishness without thinking about the risks that will occur because Osimhen could give back to the club like Mbappe did to PSG.

It looks like Napoli is losing this game. This thing with Osimhen? Its a mess. Its like watching a bad reality show: very dramatic but not very interesting. They're waiting for PSG to give up so they can get a few extra dollars. Thats not a smart way to negotiate, people. Its dangerous, its not fair to the player, and its slowing down the whole team.

Ohsimhen is great. He needs to know the truth, and Napoli needs to move on. They need to finish the deal, get the money, and put it back into the team. No one is falling for it. Everyone knows that they need that money to build for the future. Dont forget that Osimhen could leave in 2025 without having to pay anything. They have a time bomb on their chest that is set to go off.

Napoli, enough with the games. Make a decision. Be decisive. Be leaders. Get this deal done, and move on. Its the only way to win.

There are many mistakes made when negotiating transfers. The most important thing is the player's feelings and how this can affect his performance. I don't think it's right for clubs to treat players as if they are insensitive. Clubs should make money from transfers, but there should be a limit to this and some conveniences should be provided to the player's side.

Every player wants to play in a good club. Every player wants to go to a better club after showing a good performance.

[Altryist]

Yea, of course it is too early to start complaining about Motta's performance because it is only a friendly match and not a real one. With yesterday's performance by Juventus, Motta will be able to understand where there is a loop hole and he will fix it.

Don't forget that he is a new coach and is still studying the players and making them to blend to his game tactics, which make me see yesterday's defeat as a room for corrections and improvements before the real matches will start next season.

You could say that Motta wanted to look at young players, Juventus' starting lineup was very weak, and it was not worth expecting a victory from such a team, but later Motta made a number of substitutions, Vlahovic came out, who by the way could not score a penalty, so I rate Juventus' game as very weak. In Serie A, only Milan can compete with Inter, and Juventus is still too weak, and although this is only a friendly match, but for now the team looks too weak.

[MAAManda]

can Antonio Conte bring the best of Napoli next season and make them unstoppable?

There are many competitors in Serie A, Napoli has Juventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan, AS Roma, Lazio & Atalanta. Because of these conditions, it is difficult for Napoli to become unstoppable like 2 seasons ago. Antonio Conte might be able to bring a new positive atmosphere to the team, don't expect too high for Napoli, being in the top 5 at the end of the standings is already a good thing for them IMO.

[Rampagoe004]

The surprising thing in the friendly match last night against FC Nürnberg vs Juventus and the disappointing final result but is this normal?
Relying on young players is quite visible from the footage that the young players brought in defense seem unable to stem the power of FC Nürnberg in this match, even though this is a trial match, many have criticized Thiago Motta's performance at the beginning of his coaching while the players who played were not all the main squad only a few new players were fielded by Juventus in this match, but several opportunities did not produce a single goal for Juventus.

I think it is not unusual for a big team to lose to a mediocre team in a friendly match. A mediocre team usually plays with their best squad to see how good their current squad is. But usually big teams use this friendly match as a training ground for their bench players or young players to get enough playing time. Thiago Motta was criticized because Juventus lost to FC Nürnberg. But I think Motta played a lot of their young players and not many players from the first team. So there is no good reason to criticize Motta's performance in that friendly match.

[Oluwa-btc]

Honestly I'm quite expectant from Conte's Napoli.    You know Conte first of all. He is such a successful manager right? Wherever he goes he just maintains consistency which impresses me more. You know his times at Chelsea too. He achieved Premier League and FA Cup titles there. However his brightest times have been in Italy of course.



Conte just needs a good squad in his hands. This is why he has been trying to convince the most crucial players to stay. Kvaratskhelia isn't leaving. Even if Osimhen leaves they have a replacement ready: Romelu Lukaku.

I know how Lukaku played in Euro 2024 but he has been mostly impressive in the Serie A unlike that performance. I think Napoli will be in the title race this season, but being champions? I don't think so yet. 

Likewise. Narrow it down to the Seria A Scudetto League Competition, he is well experienced and has what it takes to succeed same way he did previously with Inter Milan and also the old ladies, Juventus as he went ahead to win back to back Scudetto League Competition with and for them.

I was so close to becoming a Chelsea fan that season he was manager at Chelsea. He did pretty great I cannot lie, since then, I have followed him closely. People will talk about his time with Tottenham Hotspur but, even with Jose they had the same issue. It was all about the foundation of Spurs.

I don't think Romelu Lukaku will offer better services in attack than Victor Oshime, but since Victor has expressed his desires to leave tue club, then so be it. Romelu Lukaku didn't do so well in the European Championship honestly. Godspeed with them ahead, not playing no European Competitions games could benefit them in Seria A. It reminds me of how his first season as a manager went with Chelsea. It was also as it is right now.

[Sexylizzy2813]

With the recent development at Napoli with the big boss Antonio Conte on the mix, the Napoli side was terrible during the better part of last season and they never showed any sign of improvement. Now we have Antonio Conte taking charge of everything that would make the team come back to their excellent form they had when they won the league title, can Antonio Conte make this season much difficult for the other competitors in the Italian league? Because to me I don't see Inter Milan making a joke out of Napoli next campaign and Juventus too have a new manager to turn things around for the club, can Antonio Conte bring the best of Napoli next season and make them unstoppable?

Honestly I'm quite expectant from Conte's Napoli.    You know Conte first of all. He is such a successful manager right? Wherever he goes he just maintains consistency which impresses me more. You know his times at Chelsea too. He achieved Premier League and FA Cup titles there. However his brightest times have been in Italy of course.



Conte just needs a good squad in his hands. This is why he has been trying to convince the most crucial players to stay. Kvaratskhelia isn't leaving. Even if Osimhen leaves they have a replacement ready: Romelu Lukaku.

I know how Lukaku played in Euro 2024 but he has been mostly impressive in the Serie A unlike that performance. I think Napoli will be in the title race this season, but being champions? I don't think so yet. 

To be sincere with you when Conte was at Chelsea I saw the Blues as one of the most deadliest team in the EPL, he changed everything completely like every player was mobile, strong when attacking and defending, but Tottenham Hotspur that was the only team I saw him not at his best and is like the heads at Spurs are the problem to his success in that club.
That's all he needs to make Napoli better competitors next season and Victor Osimhen transfer saga is another thing to consider, if not for how he was badly treated I would have suggested he stays with the side and work out things with the new manager and I see Osimhen as a better attacker than Lukaku. The Belgium international isn't as active as of when he won the league with Inter Milan years back, not that he's not good but his form continue to drop but having both players won't be a bad idea.
Conte will make it more difficult for other clubs to get to the top, he won't stop until he manages to get something this season but for now we can't tell who will be crowned champions, let's wait till the right time.

[EL MOHA]

Yesterday's match is not and should not be considered as a measure of quality of the team. Juventus has just started their pre-season training and one part of their team hasn't even returned from their holidays yet. They have a lot of work in front of them. Nurnberg is the exact opposite. They have finished their preparations, and their season in the 2. Bundesliga begins next weekend. It's only normal that they will have much better match fitness. Juve played the match with many youngsters, some of which won't stay at the club and others who will feature for the youth teams. 

Although pre season friendlies are actually a way to tell how the season will look but that’s not the best thing to use to measure the club going to the season. Some of the clubs are currently without their senior players due to the Euro and Copa America vacations, but the main thing is managers like Thiago Motta are implementing new tactics which will definitely not click in the first moment. Also most of all this smaller clubs take pre season more important because some players are seeking for top flight recognition not more. It will be absurd to rate clubs pre season performance in correlation to what will happen during the season, Pep hardly wins pre season matches

[Marvell1]

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In my opinion, in terms of career performance comparison, Lukaku is much better, but looking at the current season comparison, Osimhen is better, but Osimhen has not yet proven whether or not he can be a good player after leaving Napoli, something that in my opinion could be a disaster for Osimhen if he leaves Napoli. I say this because at Napoli he is the center of attention, even during games the tendency of his teammates is to pass the ball to Osimhen. But that will not happen when he plays for a team like PSG, then he will gradually lose importance, which is why in my opinion it would be good for Osimhen to stay at Napoli until his contract ends and improve his performance even more so that he attracts the attention of big teams in the Premier League, I am talking about Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool. Teams like Chelsea and Manchester United would be career destroying.

~snip~
If it's only to meet Napoli's interests, I think Lukaku is enough and it has been proven that his performance at Italian clubs has always been disappointing, so maybe this is what underlies Napoli's desire for him. For Osimhen, he should have known what he had to do if he joined PSG, especially since he had previously defended Lille so that his performance could still be adjusted to the league environment. Losing his quality is certainly not what Osimhen will get and on the contrary it will make it much easier for him. Now for the Premier League team, I think most of them are currently only interested and are not fully convinced to bring in Osimhen, let's see if Osimhen goes to PSG, then his chances in the future to go to the Premier League will be much greater.

The club which will actually get Lukaku is not going to have a certain thing called future proofing. If the club get Osimhen, he will be able to give his service for a longer period of time. But in case of Lukaku, he is already 31 years old. So there is a very high chance that he will not be able to repeat the performance that he was doing in his Prime anymore. But in case of Osimhen, he is only 25 years old. So there is a very high chance that his performance is only going to improve.

So in my opinion it makes a lot of sense for any club to actually go for Osimhen instead of Lukaku if they have the chance. But lets be honest, transfer is not as easy as it sounds. Especially with the money that a club will have to spend to get Osimhen is absolutely insane. As far it is more than € 120 mil right now. And for a player who has not performed that good in the last season, spending € 120 million does look like a stupid decision.