⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Dewi Aries]

i doubt if Arsenal was willing to pay that much for Osimhen, they are known to be a team that can’t pay much for players.

This isn't the first time arsenal is been linked to Osimhen so if you're doubting Arsenal's ability to pay for Victor Osimhen under Mikel Artheta then it's obvious you're one of those that still retains the mental scope of Arsenal during Arsene Wenger's era as manager. The signing of Declan Rice for a whooping  £100 million plus £5m and add-ons elucidates that Arsenal is nothing like it were under Wenger, he Artheta is all out to win the EPL trophy and getting the services of players that would make that possible wouldn't be a problem for him if the player fit in his interest and playing pattern.

Yes, I think that's the mentality that a manager should have, especially for a top team like Arsenal, spending more money in the transfer market shouldn't be a big problem as you said and I agree with that, because after all it is also done for the benefit of a team so that they can have better and sharper performance in order to win the title at the end of the season with the note that the manager has really considered properly whether the player meets the criteria needed or not. PSG and Chelsea are on the radar of Osimhen's hunt but so far there has been no agreement from the two teams and I read from one source that now Arsenal is more interesting to Napoli because the offer submitted is approaching 100 million euros + bonuses, and I hope Artheta does not waste the opportunity if Osimhen does fit the criteria of the player they need.

[ShowOff]

Most online media spread news without being supported by valid information, but some of them can be trusted, especially if they quote from a reliable source. Sometimes this is why I tend to like reading news from the club's official website rather than online news from these media. They are only interested in the interests of football fans and exploit hot rumors to increase traffic to their sites full of advertisements.

So as a solution, I like reading news from several sources and usually Fabrizio Romano is a good source to use as a reference. While other sources, just visit the official website of each club instead of reading random news on google search.

Most of these sport news website make a living by writing stories with little substance and use clickbaits to drag the attention of viewers. Fabrizio Romano has been consistent with his reports. He always gets his facts right before posting, 96% of his tweets are accurate, which is a very commendable character to have in his line of work. Many people trust his reports on the transfer market, the number of Fabrizio Romano twitter status links on this thread is proof of that.

I followed him for a long time on Twitter which has now changed to X due to the change of owner. Almost every day I get notifications about the player transfer saga, sometimes it's not important to discuss and it's just for the sake of knowing.

Online news sites especially about sports can also be trusted at times, but it is true that they really maximize clickbait to attract readers' interest. As I said, each club's official website is certainly useful, but there are no rumors being talked about other than just a deal being reached.

[junder]

i doubt if Arsenal was willing to pay that much for Osimhen, they are known to be a team that can’t pay much for players.

Gunners are without a top striker this season, converting Kai Havertz to play in the nine position was good enough for Mikel Arteta but not fully comprehended for the team's pattern of play. Gunners urge to buy more attackers in the frontline. Victor Osimhen would definitely fit into the perfect picture of every elite club, there are passive means of enabling the striker playing for EPL side but Napoli was strictly based on the fee which other parties didn't agree. Arsenal is elite club that are not willing to pay such huge amount for a player, the team's management structure is diverse based on specified amount ought to spend on players.

Under Arteta's command, Arsenal has shown solid strength and as a club that is favored to be a strong candidate for the EPL champion this season and a tough competitor in European competitions. It only takes a little more polish for Arteta to perfect his squad, bringing Osimhen to the Emirates Stadium is the main choice because as you said, Arsenal currently needs a strong striker and that place is suitable for Osimhen. If the plan really happens, I imagine the duet of Osimhen and Kai Havertz in the future, how fierce Arsenal will be at that time. Talking about the price, Arsenal management should try if Arteta really wants this player.

[RaltcoinsB]

i doubt if Arsenal was willing to pay that much for Osimhen, they are known to be a team that can’t pay much for players.

Gunners are without a top striker this season, converting Kai Havertz to play in the nine position was good enough for Mikel Arteta but not fully comprehended for the team's pattern of play. Gunners urge to buy more attackers in the frontline. Victor Osimhen would definitely fit into the perfect picture of every elite club, there are passive means of enabling the striker playing for EPL side but Napoli was strictly based on the fee which other parties didn't agree. Arsenal is elite club that are not willing to pay such huge amount for a player, the team's management structure is diverse based on specified amount ought to spend on players.

Under Arteta's command, Arsenal has shown solid strength and as a club that is favored to be a strong candidate for the EPL champion this season and a tough competitor in European competitions. It only takes a little more polish for Arteta to perfect his squad, bringing Osimhen to the Emirates Stadium is the main choice because as you said, Arsenal currently needs a strong striker and that place is suitable for Osimhen. If the plan really happens, I imagine the duet of Osimhen and Kai Havertz in the future, how fierce Arsenal will be at that time. Talking about the price, Arsenal management should try if Arteta really wants this player.

They should pay a very high transfer fee for Osimhen. Osimhen will play on loan at Galatasaray until January. Napoli extended his contract until 2027. So there is no chance of him leaving for free at the end of the year. He is a player who can adapt to the Premier League and I think he will be a great advantage for Arsenal. I think Arteta should bring him to the team and use him in the best way. The Premier League championship can come this year.

[Fiatless]

I wonder if Moh Salah's contract will be extended this summer by Liverpool management or will he leave as a free agent next season? because as far as I know his contract will expire in 2025, if Liverpool let Moh Salah go I think it's a bad idea even though last season there was a Saudi Arabian club interested in buying him by offering a high price but Liverpool didn't want to let him go but if they let him go free next season Liverpool won't get any benefit.

It would be a wrong decision to let Salah leave Liverpool at the end of this season. In three games, the Egyptian talisman has scored three goals and given three assists. At 32 he still plays like a footballer in his twenties. There is no guarantee that Salah will remain in Liverpool because there has not been any agreement.

Negotiation will start, and his response might depend on the length of the contract, the club's ambition and money. Liverpool coach, Arne Slot, Chief Executive Michael Edwards and Sporting Director Richard Hughes have a lot of work to do to convince the striker to remain in the club.

[Adams0001]

i doubt if Arsenal was willing to pay that much for Osimhen, they are known to be a team that can’t pay much for players.

Gunners are without a top striker this season, converting Kai Havertz to play in the nine position was good enough for Mikel Arteta but not fully comprehended for the team's pattern of play. Gunners urge to buy more attackers in the frontline. Victor Osimhen would definitely fit into the perfect picture of every elite club, there are passive means of enabling the striker playing for EPL side but Napoli was strictly based on the fee which other parties didn't agree. Arsenal is elite club that are not willing to pay such huge amount for a player, the team's management structure is diverse based on specified amount ought to spend on players.

Under Arteta's command, Arsenal has shown solid strength and as a club that is favored to be a strong candidate for the EPL champion this season and a tough competitor in European competitions. It only takes a little more polish for Arteta to perfect his squad, bringing Osimhen to the Emirates Stadium is the main choice because as you said, Arsenal currently needs a strong striker and that place is suitable for Osimhen. If the plan really happens, I imagine the duet of Osimhen and Kai Havertz in the future, how fierce Arsenal will be at that time. Talking about the price, Arsenal management should try if Arteta really wants this player.

Arsenal is unable to purchase Osimhen due to his contract with Napoli expiring and the fees is very high. And is not performing like before again and that is the main reason the big club don't want to risk there funds to buy such player with that amount. Only Saudi Arabia has the funds to purchase him. Galatasaray will benefit from Osimhen's loan, as they lack a better striker in the club and now that they get Osimhen they will do well and perform great in the ucl and in the league.

Arteta just need to look for another striker because Havertz is not performing like before again his form has reduced and now that they have Sterling, let see if they can perform great when they come back from international break because they need to win the premier league this season they have tried many seasons but they failed and this season is another opportunity for them to achieve the title and if they fail again, I don't think Arsenal can achieve trophies against Arteta any more. they need to get another  coach to help because every season Arsenal will perform and when season is getting to and end they will started performing weak game and let Manchester City overtake them in the league table, let see how the season will end this time.

[Cookdata]

This isn't the first time arsenal is been linked to Osimhen so if you're doubting Arsenal's ability to pay for Victor Osimhen under Mikel Artheta then it's obvious you're one of those that still retains the mental scope of Arsenal during Arsene Wenger's era as manager. The signing of Declan Rice for a whooping  £100 million plus £5m and add-ons elucidates that Arsenal is nothing like it were under Wenger, he Artheta is all out to win the EPL trophy and getting the services of players that would make that possible wouldn't be a problem for him if the player fit in his interest and playing pattern.

It's so surprising how team are splashing millions of dollars on average players these days. It would have been interesting to see how it would have been if Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Messi and Zidane are the young players of this generation, Messi and Ronaldo specifically will be worth billions in their peak right now if players like Rice and others could worth this amount. The reason why Wenger and the rest didn't do what they are doing today is because football isn't value again.

The speculations around Osimhen is controversial than realistic, I'm not sure if there is any team in Premier League or Laliga or Germany that will accept the bid of Napoli, the guy is good no doubt but marketing in football is business and I don't think he is there, by performance he is good but strategically in marketing he is not having that hype that's why I'm not even sure if he is going to get any of the club from these regions. I hope he get out of Seria A neck for good.

[DiMarxist]

This isn't the first time arsenal is been linked to Osimhen so if you're doubting Arsenal's ability to pay for Victor Osimhen under Mikel Artheta then it's obvious you're one of those that still retains the mental scope of Arsenal during Arsene Wenger's era as manager. The signing of Declan Rice for a whooping  £100 million plus £5m and add-ons elucidates that Arsenal is nothing like it were under Wenger, he Artheta is all out to win the EPL trophy and getting the services of players that would make that possible wouldn't be a problem for him if the player fit in his interest and playing pattern.

It's so surprising how team are splashing millions of dollars on average players these days. It would have been interesting to see how it would have been if Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Messi and Zidane are the young players of this generation, Messi and Ronaldo specifically will be worth billions in their peak right now if players like Rice and others could worth this amount. The reason why Wenger and the rest didn't do what they are doing today is because football isn't value again.

The speculations around Osimhen is controversial than realistic, I'm not sure if there is any team in Premier League or Laliga or Germany that will accept the bid of Napoli, the guy is good no doubt but marketing in football is business and I don't think he is there, by performance he is good but strategically in marketing he is not having that hype that's why I'm not even sure if he is going to get any of the club from these regions. I hope he get out of Seria A neck for good.

Ronaldo still get the money and attention he deserve and he also had a huge contract from Saudi League club Al Nassr likewise Messi, the only difference here is more are yet to be seen and the young ones will always take over. The only thing I can boldly doubt is the young generation can not come close to the level Ronaldo, Messi etc has gone in football history also it might be difficult seeing any footballer score more than 40 goals in a season as Ronaldo did, still breaking the record.

Despite the flying rumors I have not seen any reply from Osimhen so I will keep this mute since I have not gotten much time to read sport news.

[$anounimus$]

Ronaldo still get the money and attention he deserve and he also had a huge contract from Saudi League club Al Nassr likewise Messi, the only difference here is more are yet to be seen and the young ones will always take over. The only thing I can boldly doubt is the young generation can not come close to the level Ronaldo, Messi etc has gone in football history also it might be difficult seeing any footballer score more than 40 goals in a season as Ronaldo did, still breaking the record.

Despite the flying rumors I have not seen any reply from Osimhen so I will keep this mute since I have not gotten much time to read sport news.

in today's era it is difficult to compare Ronaldo's reputation with other players, maybe only messi is able to compete with him. Ronaldo is not only able to play a role on the field, he can also be an icon in other fields such as raising other reputations for anyone who is able to have it.

[Lida93]

This isn't the first time arsenal is been linked to Osimhen so if you're doubting Arsenal's ability to pay for Victor Osimhen under Mikel Artheta then it's obvious you're one of those that still retains the mental scope of Arsenal during Arsene Wenger's era as manager. The signing of Declan Rice for a whooping  £100 million plus £5m and add-ons elucidates that Arsenal is nothing like it were under Wenger, he Artheta is all out to win the EPL trophy and getting the services of players that would make that possible wouldn't be a problem for him if the player fit in his interest and playing pattern.

It's so surprising how team are splashing millions of dollars on average players these days. It would have been interesting to see how it would have been if Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Messi and Zidane are the young players of this generation, Messi and Ronaldo specifically will be worth billions in their peak right now if players like Rice and others could worth this amount. The reason why Wenger and the rest didn't do what they are doing today is because football isn't value again.

It is not that football isn't valued again but the football business of today has taken a different dimension evolving from what it was one or two decades ago. For some owners of the clubs now it's the making of profit through those transfers for them with season than winning trophies, and the media has been so good with the hypes lately.

 If you ask me, a new generation of managers entirely has taken the center stage in all leagues and another aspect you are failing to put into consideration is that if we are to equate the value of money two decades ago to what the value is today you may want to agree with me that there's really no significant difference in these spendings today with the likes of the young Ronaldo's of yesterday.

[Amphenomenon]

News came in from Brazil today
"Anthony Martial demands ruin negotiations – Request revealed as search for next club after Manchester United goes on.
The former Manchester United man has been identified as a target. However, the newspaper says he demanded a three-year deal on his wages to join the South American club.
Flamengo believe that both the salary request and the contract length isn’t workable for them, and therefore it’s believed there’s no possibility of negotiations going any further."
https://sportwitness.co.uk/anthony-martial-demands-ruin-negotiations-request-revealed-as-search-for-next-club-after-manchester-united-goes-on/

Sigh, he ought to know him getting a 3 year deal will be hard, no club will be willing to give him such contract even in Europe, maybe Saudi clubs may do but this is from the fact that his injuries record is bad and he has had a  poor performance these past seasons, a season with a clause of a year or two increase would have been better. He needs to understand he has to start from somewhere in order to get his career on track.

I believe that if Martial can not get a contract with Flamenco, we can say that with a probability of 90% of Marcial's career in big soccer is over, because in Europe no one will offer him a contract for more than a year and most likely it will be Turkish or French clubs, because with his history in the EPL no one will take Marcial anymore.

I believe that if you can not get a contract with Flamenco, we can say that with a probability of 90% of Marcial's career in big soccer is over, because in Europe no one will offer him a contract for more than a year and most likely it will be Turkish or French clubs, because with his history in the EPL no one will take Marcial anymore.

Just bringing your notice to this part of your post, you accidentally made same statement twice.

Now back to it, I don't think his career in playing in top teams is over, is just that he has to calm down try to reach an agreement with a club and not request for a 3 years contract rather opt for a year with an option to increase further just like David de Gea did in his new club Fiorentina and possibly with a humble wage demand at first. A player who is trying to get their career on track has few options and he needs to be reasonable to get one.

[Spaceman1000$]

https://dailypost.ng/2024/09/08/epl-arteta-reportedly-ended-arsenals-interest-in-osimhen-after-public-spat-with-finidi/

I am glad that Victor Osimhen finally secured a club after all the delays and tensions. Seeing this headline today, I think it is worth discussing because it has some lessons. To be a successful player, talent is not enough, character is more important. Victor made some mistakes that affected his transfer, he has anger management issues. His unguided comments about some coaches he has worked under are not okay. Coaches should have the right human management skills but no coach would like to work under a player who cannot control his emotions.

This news is fresh out of the oven and I think Arteta should stop his interest in Osimhen. It just ruins the atmosphere in the dressing room which is so harmonious and I don't think he wants that to happen. If Osimhen comes to Arsenal it will only mess up everything he has worked so hard to build and many players will feel uncomfortable with his behavior.

I also heard that Osimhen has parted ways with his agent and he blames his current situation on the agent's poor handling of his transfer. However, if you want to be a star then you don't need to complicate your own future and focus on fixing your less than professional attitude. When Osimhen returns from Napoli I'm not sure the offers will be as abundant as before.

The young man would have understood that, that particular outboost against finidi George the Nigerian former super Eagles coach will cost him a lot, most coaches are very keen about the character of their players and if they perceive any insubordination on the part of the player or any form of disrespect, they will start having a double mind on the player, and that's exactly what arteta has expressed.

As for osimhen parting ways with his agent I've not heard about that, but the whole issues surrounding his transfer shouldn't be blamed by on the agent as Napoli where squarely behind the entire saga, making sure they Stifle the effort of the young man to leave Napoli, only for Napoli to allow him go for loan to Galatasaray which is a let down on a big player like victor osimhen the current reigning African best player.

[Oluwa-btc]

Selling Scott McTominay to Napoli made Manchester United Legend Nemanja Matic start to speak out about the transfer policy carried out by the management, according to him Manchester United has made a big mistake because McTominay role is difficult to replace. He also praised Conte for his intelligence in bringing McTominay into his squad. McTominay was a prolific goalscorer for Manchester United last season, He also plays an important role in helping the team gain points when other players struggle to score goals.

Source: https://x.com/NemanjaMatic/status/1829860478019125375

WT actual Fvck? Calling Nemanja Matic a Manchester United legend is no different from saying Jesse Lingard or Danny Wellbeck issa Manchester United legend. This is indeed a huge laughing stock. That is by the way now and as per the main discussion, Manchester United did nothing wrong selling and earning profits from a player who grew up from their academy into a top lad.
With the way the club wants to play ( Possession based football ) Scott MC Tominay is not one of the players who fits into the long term plans for the club. He has indeed had a huge contribution for the club, it's time for him to go. Do not also forget about the open heart surgery talked about by Ralf Rangnick years ago. This is just the start of it. They've not done a bad deal. INEOS first transfer window has not be useless in-between. ( They failed to get a specialist left fullback to wrap up )

[el kaka22]

Rodrygo definitely deserved a spot at Ballon d'or without a doubt. Doesn't mean he deserved to win it, I wouldn't give it to him at all, he wasn't even in my top ten, but I have seen some players nominated that were much worse than him without a doubt.

One thing that we are not seeing here is that there are too many players from Real Madrid who got nominated, which means that maybe the people who nominate these players ended up thinking there are way too many Real Madrid players and they wanted to just keep one out. The reality is that there are like just 3-4 players who can win it, and not that many others.

I still think that Martinez is the best candidate but we know that he will not win it, Vini will probably win it while Martinez scored so much more for Inter, and he did amazing job and won so many stuff with them as well. Just because he didn't win the UCL, they won't give the award to him. It's clear that Ballon D'or has been crooked for many years now, so it is not a shocking thing.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Great to see him return back to represent my country, I hope to see a good performance from Osimhen and other teammates in this Nation qualifiers. This Nigerian players have been the lights of each club they represent and I believe same energy will be felt when playing for their nation.

I wish my country had a Victor Osimhen, because the players of my country are good, but they are not as outstanding as him, for me Nigerian football is far superior, the truth is this player contributes in an incredible way, I say something, if Galatasaray is the happy creditor of this player, only success will come to him, because in Npaoli Osimhen he was and is a star, for me he is the icon of the team to do things well, I could see this player in UCL and maybe they can make the difference, this player has great potential and many clubs want to have him.

[KTChampions]

Wow  I didn't think I would see such a lunatic here.
You've spun a lot of nonsense and after your "money doesn't play football" it's obvious that there's nothing to talk about with you. But I still advise those interested in the issue to familiarize themselves with the facts, for example at least such simple ones as Mancini receiving two salaries (and the Saudi part was higher than what City paid). City is a fraudulent club, and Guardiola, who spoke on the club's side (although no one forced him to speak out regarding issues to which he has no direct relation), can be said to be an accomplice.

You know we can actually make our points without calling anyone names, as much as we are trying to make our points and show our passion for the game, we can actually keep our conversation civil. It's quite obvious that you are already bias on the city case vs the league. It might be that Manchester City is not in your good book, but the point I was trying to make when I said money doesn't play football is that, considering the money that other clubs has spent without anything to show for it. It takes a genius to be able to utilize money and achieve something out of it, and that's what Pep Guardiola is. For the past five years, look at the clubs that has spent big and what they have achieved so far when it comes to delivering titles and on field performances. Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City have all spent big money, of which Manchester City is not the biggest spenders for the past five or six years. Yet it appears that it is only Manchester City that's only delivering titles and being more successful. My point is, it is not just about spending money, rather the ability of a manager assemble great talents to deliver results after the money has been spent. If money plays football Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal should have won the league in the last five years. You can still spend all the money and fail to win a single trophy. You can call City a fraudulent club, but don't pass judgement on your own when the case has not been heard. Remember City case vs UEFA how it ended?

Of course I remember - City was recognized by the club as a fraudster and was removed from participation in European competitions for 2 years. But the punishment did not enter into force since the corrupt officials helped City to avoid it on the basis of bureaucratic procedures (without canceling City's guilt).
So, you are a person who has his own mind and the ability to think, suggest me not to call scammers fraudsters, because I have no certificate from their accomplices among officials? I understood everything correctly? 

[KingsDen]

Great to see him return back to represent my country, I hope to see a good performance from Osimhen and other teammates in this Nation qualifiers. This Nigerian players have been the lights of each club they represent and I believe same energy will be felt when playing for their nation.

I wish my country had a Victor Osimhen, because the players of my country are good, but they are not as outstanding as him, for me Nigerian football is far superior, the truth is this player contributes in an incredible way, I say something, if Galatasaray is the happy creditor of this player, only success will come to him, because in Npaoli Osimhen he was and is a star, for me he is the icon of the team to do things well, I could see this player in UCL and maybe they can make the difference, this player has great potential and many clubs want to have him.

1. Nigeria of today has many good players in the squad. They have squad able to win the World Cup with a good coach. The Nigerian super eagles has;

• Victor Osimhen
• Victor Boniface
• Lookman
• Sadiq
• Simeon Moses
• Chukwueze
• Ekong
• Bassey
• Iheanacho
• Aina
• Ndidi
• Awoliyi

The list is just endless list of stars.
2. Victor Osimhen is not only a good player, but he plays with alot of energy and determination. He gives his all in the pitch, be it in the National team or club.

[W Jr.]

Great to see him return back to represent my country, I hope to see a good performance from Osimhen and other teammates in this Nation qualifiers. This Nigerian players have been the lights of each club they represent and I believe same energy will be felt when playing for their nation.

I wish my country had a Victor Osimhen, because the players of my country are good, but they are not as outstanding as him, for me Nigerian football is far superior, the truth is this player contributes in an incredible way, I say something, if Galatasaray is the happy creditor of this player, only success will come to him, because in Npaoli Osimhen he was and is a star, for me he is the icon of the team to do things well, I could see this player in UCL and maybe they can make the difference, this player has great potential and many clubs want to have him.

For now, he will compete in Galatasaray and the Europa League. If one of the big teams in Europe signs him in the transfer season that will start in January, he may be in the Champions League in the second half. In my opinion, Osimhen is already one of the greatest talents that Nigerian football has produced. I am sure his country is proud of him. As a Turkish football fan, it will be a great chance to watch him in Turkey. If I have the opportunity, I would also like to buy his jersey from the 10. Because he is a world star. I am sure that we will see him in the Premier League soon.

[Jatiluhung]

in today's era it is difficult to compare Ronaldo's reputation with other players, maybe only messi is able to compete with him. Ronaldo is not only able to play a role on the field, he can also be an icon in other fields such as raising other reputations for anyone who is able to have it.

Until now, I still haven't found a young player who can set the same record as Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi. I mean both of these players are absolutely incredible. Not just because they score a lot of goals. But their style of play and the way they look for opportunities and create opportunities is truly extraordinary. I hope there will be a next generation who can be like them. I once hoped that the younger generation like Arda Guler and Lamine Yamal could become great players too. But I see they are not as consistent as Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Likewise, I had hopes for Vini Jr and Mbappe but well they are still not comparable to these two legendary players. But that doesn't mean today's young players aren't great. Of course they are great. But no one has been able to match the level of Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi up to now on the field when they were still young. The transfer of these two players who both left Europe initially made me a little sad. but in the end their age no longer allows them to compete in European clubs at this time.

[Jegileman]

It's so surprising how team are splashing millions of dollars on average players these days. It would have been interesting to see how it would have been if Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Messi and Zidane are the young players of this generation, Messi and Ronaldo specifically will be worth billions in their peak right now if players like Rice and others could worth this amount. The reason why Wenger and the rest didn't do what they are doing today is because football isn't value again.

In another scenario, I will look at it that inflation has caught up with football also that’s why players are now being sold for higher prices than they used to be less in before market. Just like you said, if this was the era of Messi, Ronaldo, Kaka, Ronaldinho and Zidane, they would have worth more and that’s not because the current players wages are much but because inflation could have caught up with it and they’ll be forced to pay more for them.

The speculations around Osimhen is controversial than realistic, I'm not sure if there is any team in Premier League or Laliga or Germany that will accept the bid of Napoli, the guy is good no doubt but marketing in football is business and I don't think he is there, by performance he is good but strategically in marketing he is not having that hype that's why I'm not even sure if he is going to get any of the club from these regions. I hope he get out of Seria A neck for good.

Napoli are making it difficult for the player to be marketable and attractive to other clubs that have interest in him. He’s a good player and his potentials cannot be overemphasised after his victory with Napoli two years back when they won the Scudetto for the first time in their history. He might still get a good offer from one of the top clubs in Europe’s league and what he does, it won’t be a thing of surprise at that time because he’ll be worth it more at that time than he is now.