⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[skarais]

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Well, it seems like that's what actually happened there. Because sometimes I don't understand the owner of this club. He seemed to want to defend Osimhen but he didn't want to ask Osimhen to stay directly. Napoli seems to really want to let Osimhen go but at the same time they keep missing good opportunities to let this player go to the club that has made a high offer for this player. And now they loaned Osimhen out easily because they thought it was only temporary and after that Osimhen would come back. Well, this is a good thing for Osimhen because he can still play on the field. but the problem is that Napoli is doing this because they don't want to be burdened either. And by loaning him to another club they can be calm about Osimhen's salary.

Osimhen's move to Galatasaray only frees Napoli to pay his salary for one season, but I don't know whether Galatasaray will cover 100% of Osimhen's salary in his season-long loan clause. There are several cases where both clubs share the player's salary even though he has been loaned out, but I don't know much about Osimhen's move to Galatasaray.

The positive thing for Osimhen to move is to get a main place in the Galatasaray squad this season. Osimhen seals a place in the main line-up because he is a star status player, but however his performance will be an important factor in whether he will play all the games throughout the season or not.

[Richbased]

It’s a smart move by Napoli else they would end up losing Osimhen just like PSG lost Mbappe for free. Things might have gotten worse if Osimhen didn’t accept the new contract but this is the only way everyone will go home happily although i don’t think it is possible for them to sell Osimhen for 100m because it is now obvious that he wants to leave and the team want to sell him.

This burden shouldn't be happening to Victor Osimhen, and on the other hand, I also blame him for making crucial mistakes that costs him. Victor Osimhen relationship with Napoli have been broken and this is no good news for the club and the player in question. Watching the scenes behind the broken relationships and the cause, totally not good for both parties leading to triggering the striker to make possible exits from the club this summer. Napoli is not like Paris Saint-Germain that allow Kylian Mbappe leave for free. Victor Osimhen have lost his value in Napoli and there's possibly every chance for the Nigerian to make another move when he's done with his one year loan to Galatasaray.

Funny enough, I have not heard or read a tangible reason for the fall out between Victor Osimhen and Napoli. No one seems to be interested to discuss the cause of the misunderstanding and no one is even discussing the misunderstanding itself. What people are discussing is the transfer and Victor's decision.

Likewise me I have not also come across any concrete reason why Victor Osimhen and Napoli are having some misunderstanding but I feel this has been a long time issue between Victor Osimhen and the club coupled with the controversy that surrounded his transfer because Napoli placed him on a high clause release which made the player became somehow frustrated because he really wanted to leave the club.

I know that this die minutes move to Galatasaray wasn't really planned at all but instead of him to be ghosted by Napoli it is better the way he went to Galatasaray on loan. He should just try and be focused over there and he will still be recognized by prominent clubs in Europe to sign for at the expiry of his loan contract with Galatasaray.

[Blitzboy]

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I like the fact that Osimhen didn't move out of Napoli last season. He was having a bad time last season and that was because he was suffering from injuries he had in a season before the last one. The one they took the Seria A and only for them to post nonsense about him on their media page and use his head for meme. Imagine been call coconut head after winning Seria A for your club, that's  a huge disrespect from Napoli and they will pay later or sooner.

He is now fit without any injury, he will do well in Galatasaray because even before Osimhen hasn't move their, the team made it to Champions League last season. Now imagine what they are going to do now in their domestic league. He will make them there because you know when it comes to hype, the western African brothers will support him fully and he will leave Napoli by next season after a season in Galatasaray.

Osimhen's move to Galatasaray really surprised me. Of course I think Osimhen can go to the Premier League this season regardless of which team is interested in him, but in the end Osimhen's port is Galatasaray. Even though this is just a loan transfer, I think his move to Galatasaray is a step back for Osimhen. He deserves to be in the Premier League or La Liga, even if Ligue 1 is also good for him.

Of course Osimhen can play well at Galatasaray during this season and he will find another place next season. Chelsea should be able to bring in Osimhen even though the price is quite high, but it seems like Chelsea are not too brave to spend so much money on this player even though the players they brought in before did not have a big contribution.

On the surface, this loan to Galatasaray now seems to be a step back. But this kid's got talent, serious talent. And sometimes, you gotta take a detour to get back on the highway to success. Look, Conte's favorites at Napoli were obviously not among Osimhen's choices. Lukaku is a good player, without a doubt, but he is not getting younger. Conversely, Osimhen is only finding his footing. You must so question Conte's long-term vision there.

However, that is Napoli's loss. Osimhen has a great potential to shine at Galatasaray; I wouldnt be surprised if he breaks it in the Turkish league. He now has something to show; he has talents, ambition, and This whole scenario reminds us that soccer is not only about events on the field. Its about politics; its about egos; its about the game's commercial side. The best players occasionally do not always grab the best possibilities.

[Josefjix]

@FabrizioRomano
🔴✨ John Terry’s comment on Rio Ngumoha joining Liverpool.

“This boy is and will be a top player”. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/1831624920440119505

One for the future.

🙏🏻

Behind Rio Ngumoha move to Liverpool, there is Chelsea who are quite furious. That's the term I got from Liverpool official article where Rio Ngumoha chose to cross to Anfield. But regardless of his decision, so far Chelsea has been too crowded and will make young talents out there have no special place to be guided. Liverpool for him is quite an ideal opportunity, the management of the Reds club is very structured and trustworthy. Ngumoha is also one of the talented players who represented England U16, and now for the time being he will join Liverpool U-18 team as an investment that continues to be watched for his future.

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The future of the club is probably in the hands of Arne Slot currently, replacing Jurgen Klopp was cited for excellence. You noticed the signings of the new coach? Arne Slot doesn’t make insignificant signings this summer. He’s working with the current squad, knowing the available measures to take and impacting towards the players, he will do well at Anfield. I’m using my time to study and examine the crucial plannings for the Reds. Rio Ngumoha is a rare gem in the Liverpool squad, he’s amazing player and will do great things in the modern age European football.

[Franctoshi]

It’s a smart move by Napoli else they would end up losing Osimhen just like PSG lost Mbappe for free. Things might have gotten worse if Osimhen didn’t accept the new contract but this is the only way everyone will go home happily although i don’t think it is possible for them to sell Osimhen for 100m because it is now obvious that he wants to leave and the team want to sell him.

This burden shouldn't be happening to Victor Osimhen, and on the other hand, I also blame him for making crucial mistakes that costs him. Victor Osimhen relationship with Napoli have been broken and this is no good news for the club and the player in question. Watching the scenes behind the broken relationships and the cause, totally not good for both parties leading to triggering the striker to make possible exits from the club this summer. Napoli is not like Paris Saint-Germain that allow Kylian Mbappe leave for free. Victor Osimhen have lost his value in Napoli and there's possibly every chance for the Nigerian to make another move when he's done with his one year loan to Galatasaray.

Funny enough, I have not heard or read a tangible reason for the fall out between Victor Osimhen and Napoli. No one seems to be interested to discuss the cause of the misunderstanding and no one is even discussing the misunderstanding itself. What people are discussing is the transfer and Victor's decision.

Likewise me I have not also come across any concrete reason why Victor Osimhen and Napoli are having some misunderstanding but I feel this has been a long time issue between Victor Osimhen and the club coupled with the controversy that surrounded his transfer because Napoli placed him on a high clause release which made the player became somehow frustrated because he really wanted to leave the club.

I know that this die minutes move to Galatasaray wasn't really planned at all but instead of him to be ghosted by Napoli it is better the way he went to Galatasaray on loan. He should just try and be focused over there and he will still be recognized by prominent clubs in Europe to sign for at the expiry of his loan contract with Galatasaray.

I think there are more links to them having an internal problem which either not carried by the media as to what we have been reading online or over the media. The problem isn't just a sudden one ,I think that Osimhen might have told the club he wants to leave but Napoli doesn't want to let him go and he might have realised that they want to keep him staying back at the club with the high transfer fees, a player who literally helped them to achieve a lot of things within a short while he spent at the club l.

[X-ray]

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Well, it seems like that's what actually happened there. Because sometimes I don't understand the owner of this club. He seemed to want to defend Osimhen but he didn't want to ask Osimhen to stay directly. Napoli seems to really want to let Osimhen go but at the same time they keep missing good opportunities to let this player go to the club that has made a high offer for this player. And now they loaned Osimhen out easily because they thought it was only temporary and after that Osimhen would come back. Well, this is a good thing for Osimhen because he can still play on the field. but the problem is that Napoli is doing this because they don't want to be burdened either. And by loaning him to another club they can be calm about Osimhen's salary.

Osimhen's move to Galatasaray only frees Napoli to pay his salary for one season, but I don't know whether Galatasaray will cover 100% of Osimhen's salary in his season-long loan clause. There are several cases where both clubs share the player's salary even though he has been loaned out, but I don't know much about Osimhen's move to Galatasaray.

It's confirmed that Galatasaray agreed to fully cover Osimhen's wages. It's a part of the main agreement between them and Napoli. 1 year loan with full coverage of his wages, but no loan fees. Also, there's a rumor about a sell clause between them and Napoli. It said, if Osimhen left mid-season, Galatasaray would get a percent of his sale.

[Antotena]

Likewise me I have not also come across any concrete reason why Victor Osimhen and Napoli are having some misunderstanding but I feel this has been a long time issue between Victor Osimhen and the club coupled with the controversy that surrounded his transfer because Napoli placed him on a high clause release which made the player became somehow frustrated because he really wanted to leave the club.

I know that this die minutes move to Galatasaray wasn't really planned at all but instead of him to be ghosted by Napoli it is better the way he went to Galatasaray on loan. He should just try and be focused over there and he will still be recognized by prominent clubs in Europe to sign for at the expiry of his loan contract with Galatasaray.

It all began when Seria A official handle posted Khvicha as the king of Napoli when they won their Seria A trophy in the last 2 season when it was obvious to the world that Osimhen made them had the trophy, check the statistics, it was there and been the highest goal scorer in Seria A for that season yet they didn't acknowledge him, the Napoli handle even reposted that racist post. Not after, Napoli official handle used him as coconut meme on their TikTok handle which was disrespectful.

While this was going on, the Team and management didn't officially state anything instead they made it look like they are helping his career. They didn't give him accolade deserved and to make it worse Khvicha agent made another disrespectful statement about Osimhen and while all this where going on, the management never caution this men doing these things, if the table were reverse Osimhen would have been suspended but they close eye. It's not a new thing that Seria A clubs has been resist to many African players, Osimhen just happened to he another victim but he is street guy that wouldn't accept their behavior.

[Oluwa-btc]

Casemiro has been a disaster since he arrived Manchester united and keep making gaffes match in match out on a weekly basis. Casemiro was not like this when he was playing at Real madrid and I'm beginning to doubt whether the kind of players he's merge with is the problem. To make it worse for him, United fans are always on his head for the lost after Ten Hang and Onana. I think it'll be the best choice for him to excuse the club and move somewhere else where his presence will probably be appreciated. Osimhen is also heading there and the presence of the duo in Galatasary will definitely create a great impact positively.

Saying Casemiro has been a disaster since he joined Manchester United clearly shows you know nothing about this player. This is a player that had a great first season for Manchester United but had a second season filled with setbacks and injuries.  I can't even comprehend most of what's written down by you above here. All written with haste so you could slander the Brazilian? Most of you here forget and have no respect for players. For a player experienced as him with that high payrolls should give Manchester United high performance consistently.
He hasno such plans to leave Manchester United honestly. Galatasaray is not the club he'll want to leave for unless he is been told that his services are no longer needed. I love him as a player and person, but I'm afraid this could be his very last season for Manchester United. Manual Ugarte should learn from him and bring in much energy to midfied.

[Smack That Ace]

How do you see this? Is Casemiro worth loaning to Galatasaray?

Maybe many of us are wondering why the Red Devils management wants to respond to this discussion but indeed a few days ago, precisely after Manchester United lost to Liverpool, many Red Devils fans attacked Casemiro because he was considered to have made a big mistake in that match.

I think since his arrival at Manchester United, Casemiro has often had problems such as not fitting in with Erik ten Hag's strategy and he has also often been injured during the last season. Maybe many of the clubs are starting to doubt him and if this agreement is reached then Casemiro will try a new challenge in Turkey for one season and at least there he can forget his problems so far at Manchester United.

First of all, I find it suspicious that in just one year at United (in his first season Casemiro was good) he went from being the best defensive midfielder in the world (as Neymar said) to being a "bad" player. It happens (age-related changes, another team/teammates that you can't adapt to, etc.) but I believe more that with another manager Casemiro would still be good.

I don't think Manchester United needs to offload Casemiro just due to his bad form. Yes. he is not good enough to start maybe, but you need depth, you need squad rotation players. You also need players who don't start in high-voltage matches to give rest to your starters. When UCL starts, big clubs are only big because of their depth in quality.

Casemiro did have a sudden crash in form, which sucks. Or he just isn't fit for the style of play in England. The footballing culture here in England is much different from the one in Spain, so I get that. But yes, the age is also a factor, because playing Central Defensive Midfielder is not easy. You need a lot of energy, a lot of movement, and awareness to be a solid controlling DM. So for Casemiro to be at the highest level right now is expecting a bit too much from someone who is technically incapable to do so.

Regards

Duke

[marii awan]

@FabrizioRomano
🔴✨ John Terry’s comment on Rio Ngumoha joining Liverpool.

“This boy is and will be a top player”. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/1831624920440119505

One for the future.

🙏🏻

Behind Rio Ngumoha move to Liverpool, there is Chelsea who are quite furious. That's the term I got from Liverpool official article where Rio Ngumoha chose to cross to Anfield. But regardless of his decision, so far Chelsea has been too crowded and will make young talents out there have no special place to be guided. Liverpool for him is quite an ideal opportunity, the management of the Reds club is very structured and trustworthy. Ngumoha is also one of the talented players who represented England U16, and now for the time being he will join Liverpool U-18 team as an investment that continues to be watched for his future.

source

The future of the club is probably in the hands of Arne Slot currently, replacing Jurgen Klopp was cited for excellence. You noticed the signings of the new coach? Arne Slot doesn’t make insignificant signings this summer. He’s working with the current squad, knowing the available measures to take and impacting towards the players, he will do well at Anfield. I’m using my time to study and examine the crucial plannings for the Reds. Rio Ngumoha is a rare gem in the Liverpool squad, he’s amazing player and will do great things in the modern age European football.

Slot is doing good after the Klops Era end and Slot is currently focused on The squad which are available to play and they are doing their best by taking the best player at the best time and play where they are easy and relax to show their skills. This Hiring is good to be presented in the near future in EPL.

[punk.zink]

How do you see this? Is Casemiro worth loaning to Galatasaray?

Maybe many of us are wondering why the Red Devils management wants to respond to this discussion but indeed a few days ago, precisely after Manchester United lost to Liverpool, many Red Devils fans attacked Casemiro because he was considered to have made a big mistake in that match.

I think since his arrival at Manchester United, Casemiro has often had problems such as not fitting in with Erik ten Hag's strategy and he has also often been injured during the last season. Maybe many of the clubs are starting to doubt him and if this agreement is reached then Casemiro will try a new challenge in Turkey for one season and at least there he can forget his problems so far at Manchester United.

First of all, I find it suspicious that in just one year at United (in his first season Casemiro was good) he went from being the best defensive midfielder in the world (as Neymar said) to being a "bad" player. It happens (age-related changes, another team/teammates that you can't adapt to, etc.) but I believe more that with another manager Casemiro would still be good.

I don't think Manchester United needs to offload Casemiro just due to his bad form. Yes. he is not good enough to start maybe, but you need depth, you need squad rotation players. You also need players who don't start in high-voltage matches to give rest to your starters. When UCL starts, big clubs are only big because of their depth in quality.

Casemiro did have a sudden crash in form, which sucks. Or he just isn't fit for the style of play in England. The footballing culture here in England is much different from the one in Spain, so I get that. But yes, the age is also a factor, because playing Central Defensive Midfielder is not easy. You need a lot of energy, a lot of movement, and awareness to be a solid controlling DM. So for Casemiro to be at the highest level right now is expecting a bit too much from someone who is technically incapable to do so.

Regards

Duke

I also have the same thought. In one season it is impossible for only one player to continuously be a starter in his position, even if he is in good form because the competition that Man United is participating in is not only the Premier League, so there definitely needs to be a squad rotation so that all players get proper rest.

Casemiro is in a bad phase, but his strength is still very much needed throughout the season because Man United no longer has many options in the defensive midfielder position after McTominay left for Napoli.

[Marvell1]

this report is showing clubs that have spent the most on transfer fees to build their current squads, once again a massive spend from Chelsea caught my eyes. .

Kind of surprising that the two clubs that have actually spent the most amount of money are performing the worst compared to what was expected from them. Both Manchester United and Chelsea has not been performing well even though they have spent a huge amount of money for building a squad that they currently have.

But the next two, Arsenal and Manchester City are performing really well. They have spent money wisely and they are actually reaping the rewards right now. Sometimes it is actually pretty incredible to see how these gloves spend so much money and still unable to produce good results.

Source: https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost470

[tiCeR]

But as it seems there are some interesting details involved. Napoli wants Osimhen to first extends his contract with Napoli for one more year until 2027 and then they let him go for a zero loan fee if Galatasaray covers his salary. What a weird transfer is that? That's a lot of drama, but the best that could happen to him now I guess as he is still guaranteed his salary.

It's not even a weird transfer. Osimhen is Napoli's highest-paid player. It's a win-win for all in this move. Galatasaray can get a loan top striker by only paying his full wages. Napoli extended Osimhen's contract to sell him in upcoming year, and save his wages this season. Osimhen is getting his full wages from Galatasaray.

Napoli says that if he returned from the loan period next summer, their negotiation position would be really bad because there would be only one year of contract duration left. That is why he first had to agree to extend his contract until 2027. Very interesting and forward looking move by Napoli.

Napoli knew that no club would pay a lot for a player with a year left on his contract. It's a big loss if they were not extending Osimhen's contract. This is because Napoli bought him for £73m from Lille, and they won't be able to sell for more than what they bought it.

The decision was to extend Osimhen's contract. This would give him time to improve and raise his value. So, they can sell him for 100 millions.

But how is it a win win when Osimhen is an amazing player, but has to leave Napoli? You can't tell whether this is a win win. You can tell in six months from now when Napoli is performing like hell and their strikers score goals nonstop. Because otherwise everyone will say that Conte made a massive mistake, cancelling Osimhen in the very last moment.

Yes they don't have to pay the salary and that is one good aspect for Napoli of this transfer, but whether it pays off or not remains to be seen. If they get into a crisis and lack an efficient goal scorer, I doubt that anyone will be talking about a win win situation.

For Galatasaray it seems to be even better than initially said publicly. As far as I know Osimhen has a clause that allows him to leave Galatasaray if one of the biggest clubs in Europe wants him in winter and then Galatasaray would actually cash in a small transfer fee. It didn't say how much though. The true winner is Galatasaray. Osimhen is a loser and Napoli, nobody knows yet. They could end up as a loser too if they fail to reach their goals.

[Asiska02]

Osimhen's move to Galatasaray only frees Napoli to pay his salary for one season, but I don't know whether Galatasaray will cover 100% of Osimhen's salary in his season-long loan clause. There are several cases where both clubs share the player's salary even though he has been loaned out, but I don't know much about Osimhen's move to Galatasaray.

The positive thing for Osimhen to move is to get a main place in the Galatasaray squad this season. Osimhen seals a place in the main line-up because he is a star status player, but however his performance will be an important factor in whether he will play all the games throughout the season or not.

Seeing how they welcomed him into the club and the calibre of player they see in him makes it convincing that he’ll be a main player in their squad and will get the starting lineup more often unless when out with injury. But just like you said, his performance will determine how well he’s going to be used more often as starting eleven. Galatasaray is a great team and I feel he’ll try his best to play well and give the best for the team.
Also, I don’t think Napoli will take part in any of his salary payment, they just relieved them off the stress of that. They were so mean not to even include him in the list of players for the club next season. I see he’ll do better in the new team and will definitely get a good chance after his loan expiry from there. He’ll still get a good club to sign him if his performance is top notch.

[Obim34]

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I like the fact that Osimhen didn't move out of Napoli last season. He was having a bad time last season and that was because he was suffering from injuries he had in a season before the last one. The one they took the Seria A and only for them to post nonsense about him on their media page and use his head for meme. Imagine been call coconut head after winning Seria A for your club, that's  a huge disrespect from Napoli and they will pay later or sooner.

He is now fit without any injury, he will do well in Galatasaray because even before Osimhen hasn't move their, the team made it to Champions League last season. Now imagine what they are going to do now in their domestic league. He will make them there because you know when it comes to hype, the western African brothers will support him fully and he will leave Napoli by next season after a season in Galatasaray.

Osimhen's move to Galatasaray really surprised me. Of course I think Osimhen can go to the Premier League this season regardless of which team is interested in him, but in the end Osimhen's port is Galatasaray. Even though this is just a loan transfer, I think his move to Galatasaray is a step back for Osimhen. He deserves to be in the Premier League or La Liga, even if Ligue 1 is also good for him.

Of course Osimhen can play well at Galatasaray during this season and he will find another place next season. Chelsea should be able to bring in Osimhen even though the price is quite high, but it seems like Chelsea are not too brave to spend so much money on this player even though the players they brought in before did not have a big contribution.

On the surface, this loan to Galatasaray now seems to be a step back. But this kid's got talent, serious talent. And sometimes, you gotta take a detour to get back on the highway to success. Look, Conte's favorites at Napoli were obviously not among Osimhen's choices. Lukaku is a good player, without a doubt, but he is not getting younger. Conversely, Osimhen is only finding his footing. You must so question Conte's long-term vision there.

However, that is Napoli's loss. Osimhen has a great potential to shine at Galatasaray; I wouldnt be surprised if he breaks it in the Turkish league. He now has something to show; he has talents, ambition, and This whole scenario reminds us that soccer is not only about events on the field. Its about politics; its about egos; its about the game's commercial side. The best players occasionally do not always grab the best possibilities.

We all expected Osimhen to have signed a deal with any of the Premier league teams but unfortunately nothing of such happened, with the sudden move to Galatasaray does not affect his future to still play in the most prestigious league. Osimhen is talented yet underrated, how can a player with such value be left all out in the transfer market, all deals got cancelled by top clubs which supposed to bid too well to have such a striker who will bring so much to the club. If only Osimhen this time was opportuned to join any Premier league team then he would have been among the players to be nominated for the golden boot.

Napoli will definitely miss Osimhen, when it comes to being the best Lukaku doesn't stand a fair chance against Osimhen, what interest me the most is how in all condition, on air (head) or foot (dribble) he's good at it,  his tackles and responsiveness to pursue the ball from opponents is something most strikers lack which is a great attribute from the striker.

[Hyphen(-)]

It's confirmed that Galatasaray agreed to fully cover Osimhen's wages. It's a part of the main agreement between them and Napoli. 1 year loan with full coverage of his wages, but no loan fees. Also, there's a rumor about a sell clause between them and Napoli. It said, if Osimhen left mid-season, Galatasaray would get a percent of his sale.

I thought as much, because without any sell clause I don’t think Galatasaray will benefit from this deal because Osimhen might leave in the January transfer window but the main problem will be the fee to be paid for him since he also signed another contract extension with Napoli.

I see how Galatasaray fans were jubilating after signing Osimhen, the fans were happy he joined them and he Osimhen will also have further experience in the Turkish League and he will also play in the Europa League.

Osimhen’s career can still be well if he performed very well by maybe leading Galatasaray to Europa League victory because many teams will surely come to sign him. Chelsea is still interested in signing him same as other clubs too.

[coinlocket$]

this report is showing clubs that have spent the most on transfer fees to build their current squads, once again a massive spend from Chelsea caught my eyes. .

This is a good table but incomplete.
For a better understanding they should added 2 columns.
1 with the amount of sales done.

And finally 1 with the NET difference, for example 1 thing is spending 1B and sell for 800m, and another thing is spending 1B and sell for 200m

[Ryu_Ar1]

I know that this die minutes move to Galatasaray wasn't really planned at all but instead of him to be ghosted by Napoli it is better the way he went to Galatasaray on loan. He should just try and be focused over there and he will still be recognized by prominent clubs in Europe to sign for at the expiry of his loan contract with Galatasaray.

That is something that Osimhen must do because after all, his move to Galatasaray as a loan player for now will certainly have an impact on his future career. So as much as possible for now Osimhen must be able to make a better breakthrough so that his performance does not decline and next season can still be lured by big clubs in bigger competitions in Europe. 

If in the end he cannot do this then surely Osimhen must be prepared with the worst possibility that he will have a little difficulty in terms of competition or even a decrease in value is also certain to occur.  Therefore, the decision to move to Galatasaray must be maximized as best as possible by Osimhen so that the value he has does not decrease for next season.

[Cookdata]

That is something that Osimhen must do because after all, his move to Galatasaray as a loan player for now will certainly have an impact on his future career. So as much as possible for now Osimhen must be able to make a better breakthrough so that his performance does not decline and next season can still be lured by big clubs in bigger competitions in Europe. 

If in the end he cannot do this then surely Osimhen must be prepared with the worst possibility that he will have a little difficulty in terms of competition or even a decrease in value is also certain to occur.  Therefore, the decision to move to Galatasaray must be maximized as best as possible by Osimhen so that the value he has does not decrease for next season.

I learnt that Osimhen sacked his agent because he was among people that messed up his deal with Chelsea and without getting way to Saudi Arabia, more like conive with his club and that was what led him to Galatasaray. I don't know how this have been but they have showed him much love and open arms, the only thing for him now is to push the club to top first in their table, believe me he will get another club by January transfer period without any delay.

My only fear now is what is he going to do if he becomes the face of Galatasaray in the next 6 months, they wouldn't want to see him go as they will want him to have atleast a season for them for the recognition they are having right now because of not for Champions League appearance Galatasaray had, I have never for once comes across them again if not for this Osimhen saga that ended this way. I wish him the best, it's not easy.

[Pokapoka124]

@FabrizioRomano
🔴✨ John Terry’s comment on Rio Ngumoha joining Liverpool.

“This boy is and will be a top player”. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/1831624920440119505

One for the future.

🙏🏻

Sadly, I don’t have an opinion on this transfer. I wished I had more information on the player. I haven’t seen him play. I haven’t even heard the name Rio Ngumoha before now. But if Liverpool are willing to pay that much for him then he must be that good. Also John Terry’s confidence in him tells me that the kid has the potential to do great things. I hope he has a successful career with Liverpool.