Will this be a mistake or not for Victor Osimhen

[KiaKia]

Some professional players failed to shine after they are moved to another football club but I pray Victor won't end up in the same way, we've seen such happened in the past and it's related to the coach most of the time, benching player almost all the time for reasons unknown.

Likewise, we've seen some players shinning out like no other after they moved to another club too and we have no power to forsee the future right now so it's early to start saying anything about this.

If you are a fan of Victor all you can do for him is to wish him well, I don't see any reasons why this is bad for Victor playing in a Saudi club or anywhere else, he is a professional for a reason, if given the chance to prove himself he will definitely do it.

[Cityhunter34]

Well I think osimhen needs to make name for himself first before thinking of chasing after money. At the premier league or other related league like Laliga... there is a possibility of him becoming more professional and some trophy title to himself by adequate team work with some of the finest and brilliant players in the world.  Well for me it's too early to pick up the call to Saudi as he still has much greater potential in becoming extremely famous and set examples for upcoming footballer. Don't get me wrong, Saudi league is a great place but it's not the best place for up coming footballer who has greater potential to motivate younger footballer.

You are absolutely right because keeping a good records for himself by playing in the premier league and other well non league as you mentioned would have been him priority right now that is still young. Because that is what C Ronaldo and Messi did when the were still young before they started chasing for more money. However, I think Victor Osimhen would have thinking of becoming more professional before going to Saudi league, though we all believe that players normally go to the league to make money because is not a well non league.

[God Of Thunder]

If they are talented enough my view is it’s okay to play for money. If they are being offered such anyway then take it. Sports are also jobs. There’s contracts and business decisions involved in sports. Obviously if you are earning well in your job, you will be passionate enough to do well. Just like us, money motivates us.

Exactly. That is what I am trying to point out from the beginning of this thread. A young or mature person does not decide who should play for money. Professional life is all about money. If someone offers you a better salary, I am sure you will accept the job if you like it. If Osimhen thinks he can play in that club and he is happy with the salary he will get, I see nothing wrong with it.

We should not judge someone based on their age and career time. Many players have been playing for a long time, but they are not getting good offers from rich clubs. If a young player gets an offer, that means he is capable, which is why the club showed interest.

[promise444c5]

Well, almost everyone works for money. Football players are no different from any other human. While trying to make a name for himself in these big leagues, what if he ends up becoming a big flop that nobody wants anymore, or gets benched instead? You can't tell what the future holds. Even though the decision might impact him(could be good though ), money is also important, with no regrets. ...

[avp2306]

Premier League clubs, Chelsea and Manchester United, are set to miss out on signing Victor Osimhen as the Nigeria international has agreed a move to Al-Hilal.

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

My own view is that he is still young to start playing for the money.
What do you think?

Its never so wrong to play for money since somehow we need to be practical nowadays. Also with that he can show case more his skill on his new team and for sure that he would receive a lot more recognition if he can bring that team on more highest position or at least they became more competitive after he's been added on their roster.

But for sure there would be no doubts in side especially if he's been compensated and treated well by his new team.

For sure other players would do the same if they got huge offer from other teams.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I would never judge anybody for their job choice and what to do with his career.
Here he can maximize profit playing in a quiet environment. Even get pay more. I cannot blame him.
He Is young and has enough time to come back and play in a strong league

Exactly what I had to say too, some people are saying he should stay with his team and make more record first before leaving but the truth is that, the guy believes in his ability already and he probably knows his worth and believes that he deserves more, for those that like him, they should wish him best of luck and not blame his decision. If he himself thought it was a bad decision, he would not go ahead with it or probably he has a backing which also advised him to do that.

[Outhue]

He is a pro player and that's all that matters, the remaining results depends on how the new team welcome him aming them and make use of the guy in a more appropriate way or else you won't even noticed that he is playing.

This is why some pro players don't turn out to be the same after they change their club to a new one, other players need to make good use of the new player in such a way that he will be able to perform.

It's too early to talk about this now, it's either it favours him or affects him, still it is not the end because a pro player remains a pro player until they retired. I believe that Victor will do just fine in the coming years.

[YOSHIE]

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

16 million euros per year for Osimhen is not a good and rash decision that can be given by the two English giant clubs, MU or Chelsea, I don't think it's regret for MU or Chelsea, I'm sure MU or Chelsea will find a better substitute for Osimhen.

Just let Osimhen migrate to Al-Hilal, after all Al-Hilal signed a contract for three years, I think Osimhen is a consideration in the fourth year and then if his career improves in Al-Hilal, MU or Chelsea seems to have given up Osimhen's decision, that is the best for him.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Premier League clubs, Chelsea and Manchester United, are set to miss out on signing Victor Osimhen as the Nigeria international has agreed a move to Al-Hilal.

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

My own view is that he is still young to start playing for the money.
What do you think?

Why is he young for playing for money, is that not why many players are leaving one team for another all because of the money they see that has been offered on them, this time is the peak period for his career and he can choose to remain or leave any club as his wish, base on what they all can afford in biding for the best they wanted, so I can't blame any of his decisions.

[Roseline492]

Premier League clubs, Chelsea and Manchester United, are set to miss out on signing Victor Osimhen as the Nigeria international has agreed a move to Al-Hilal.

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

My own view is that he is still young to start playing for the money.
What do you think?

Honestly people will not like his decision because one thing about fans is that they only see and approved things that will make their favourite gain more good names in the world, that's why they dislike some certain leagues, I would have appreciated more that Victor Osimhen is played either in Chelsea or Manchester United instead but already we have seen it clear that he has chosen to take his career to the Saudi Arabia, so since is two years contracts his absence on the popular leagues might not be observed too much but the only wish is that let him complete the two years with this performance he went with.

[blomen]

i've been thinking a lot about this.

first of all, let's talk about money. yes, the european teams will never be able to pay osimhen as much as the arab teams. but it's not money that the european teams offer, it's career.

now you can immediately say that osimhen is a professional after all and he has to earn money. that's true, but i think that going to al-hilal could reduce the money he will earn during his whole career.

football in arabia is improving and the quality of the players they are buying is getting better and better. their biggest move was ronaldo. now they have come as far as osimhen. if in a few seasons from now there will be better players than osimhen, there might not be room for osimhen. (sounds far fetched but possible)

also, it's very difficult to come back from arabia to european teams. because your achievements there mean nothing in the football world. that's why he can rot in the arab league in a few years with his performance dropping. we've seen in the past what happens to players with much more potential than osimhen.

if he goes to europe, it will definitely be better for osimhen in the long run. i am very sure of that. just asking for money doesn't always work out well. even staying at galatasaray is a better option than al-hilal.

[Dunamisx]

Premier League clubs, Chelsea and Manchester United, are set to miss out on signing Victor Osimhen as the Nigeria international has agreed a move to Al-Hilal.

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

My own view is that he is still young to start playing for the money.
What do you think?

One of the most important things to consider being a player is the request for endorsement of a player, if they can pay him much bigger and higher, then why should he denied the privilege to earn more, after every other player have been on the same pursuit, to build their professional career and also earn more from it, if another club is willing to pay much higher, then I see no reason why he shouldn't go because the time for him to enjoy his career peak is now.

[Nheer]

Well I think osimhen needs to make name for himself first before thinking of chasing after money. At the premier league or other related league like Laliga... there is a possibility of him becoming more professional and some trophy title to himself by adequate team work with some of the finest and brilliant players in the world.  Well for me it's too early to pick up the call to Saudi as he still has much greater potential in becoming extremely famous and set examples for upcoming footballer. Don't get me wrong, Saudi league is a great place but it's not the best place for up coming footballer who has greater potential to motivate younger footballer.

As a Nigerian I am saddened hearing about this move because he is a player of great quality thet should left his prints in the premier league. It will be a shame if he doesn't get the opportunity to play for a bigger team like Chelsea or Manchester United. I know it's his decision but if he wanted more money than fame why did he reject Al Ahli's offer last season when he knew he would join the Saudi Arabia League anyway.

I think playing in the premier league and proving how good he is would have created more chances for other young aspirin players. Saudi league is a great league but I think it's still too early for him to join them, he can still play at least 3 season in the premier league.

[len01]

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

The two teams you mentioned will not feel any regret or disappointment at failing to sign Osimhen. Because there are still many professional players who can be brought in for the two teams. But the problem I think at this time is usually young soccer players have a great desire to improve their careers in Europe with the big teams. Whereas if later Osimhen really accepted an offer from the SPL team, he seemed to prioritize money over career. It's like a player who doesn't think about his future and only thinks about current profits.

[Asiska02]

Well I think osimhen needs to make name for himself first before thinking of chasing after money. At the premier league or other related league like Laliga... there is a possibility of him becoming more professional and some trophy title to himself by adequate team work with some of the finest and brilliant players in the world.  Well for me it's too early to pick up the call to Saudi as he still has much greater potential in becoming extremely famous and set examples for upcoming footballer. Don't get me wrong, Saudi league is a great place but it's not the best place for up coming footballer who has greater potential to motivate younger footballer.

Saudi league is already becoming that which you think the European leagues will give to Victor Osimehn if he decides to stay back and play for them. Even upcoming players today, with the offers coming from the Saudi teams, they prefer to get a deal there and make that money quickly as it will take them longer time to make huge money as to what they offer them here but unfortunately, they’re after already made players more.

So in my own view, if you’re receiving a big offer from the Saudi team sides, it shows that you’re a great talent and they want you to come and play for them. Practically, every player is playing for the money, so why won’t they play from where the money is most? I understand your plight but it is better this players make their choices themselves and not interfere into their personal life and career, they know better what they want and how they tend to achieve them.

[AmoreJaz]

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

The two teams you mentioned will not feel any regret or disappointment at failing to sign Osimhen. Because there are still many professional players who can be brought in for the two teams. But the problem I think at this time is usually young soccer players have a great desire to improve their careers in Europe with the big teams. Whereas if later Osimhen really accepted an offer from the SPL team, he seemed to prioritize money over career. It's like a player who doesn't think about his future and only thinks about current profits.

For Osimhen, it will be a very good deal for him because he will earn a lot of money. While these 2 teams failed to sign him up, it is not really a mistake because if Osimhen is really really good at this sports, after 3 years or so, they can get him after his stint from Al-Hilal. Or maybe even less, if they can buy him with more money. This is sports where there is no fix line-up of athletes as they can hop from one league to another, depending on price negotiations. So while at Al Hilal, Osimhen can show more of his talent if that who he is. So the big league can change their minds and get him to their camp.

[JoyMarsha]

Osimhen has made his choice of club; he knows why he agreed to sign a three-year deal with AI-Hilah when he knows he is an asset to top Premier League clubs.

However, nothing has really changed. The Premier League clubs that had the intention to sign him have to look for other alternative players who will love to play in the biggest league of the world, the Premier League.

To a more successful football career for Osimhen with Al-Hilah. That's all I wish him to explore as he does in Galatasaray

[Gozie51]

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

My own view is that he is still young to start playing for the money.
What do you think?

Why do you think that? He is a professional player, and I want to believe that most professional players look after their money. If he gets the chance to make more money, then why not? What is your opinion about players like Lamine Yamal? I think he is still too young to play for money as well. But since all of them are professional players, surely they will play for money. I even know professional players who prefer to play matches for their club instead of playing for the national team. There are dozens of examples in other sports.

Well my point is that what we are use to is seeing top players who are young wanting to play in EPL, laliga, Seria A because those are leagues that usually lift the champions League trophy and that gives more recognition to the players there. Players that would willingly want to move to less popular leagues are those that have played in top flight and perhaps getting older but not players like Osimhen who is just 26 years and have not really tasted top leagues except Napoli and Galatasaray in Turkey.

Talking about Limine yamal, but we can't compare Al-Hilal to Barcelona. Barcelona has better chance to play in champions League and lift the trophy anytime possible.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

My own view is that he is still young to start playing for the money.
What do you think?

Why do you think that? He is a professional player, and I want to believe that most professional players look after their money. If he gets the chance to make more money, then why not? What is your opinion about players like Lamine Yamal? I think he is still too young to play for money as well. But since all of them are professional players, surely they will play for money. I even know professional players who prefer to play matches for their club instead of playing for the national team. There are dozens of examples in other sports.

Yes I agree, most players play for money, but the leagues you play for should be the top priority, You reference Lamine Yamal, but I think you should put into consideration that he is playing for Barcelona, a prominent club in a prominent league, and not Inter Miami in the United states. I view those Asian clubs as retirement clubs for stars who have given their best in clubs of prominence, I also understand that the Arabs are building a future to compete alongside European countries, but it is still a dream and Osimhen shouldn't allow himself to become a specimen to experiment such dreams.

For me, he is settling for less because of money and being a hunter instead of a farmer and this is not entirely good for his career.

He is 26 years old now, after the 3 years he would be 29 and the chances he might secure any Elite club coming for him would be very slim. Oscar did this same thing and went to the United States in his prime and no one ever heard of him again.

[Oluwa-btc]

Premier League clubs, Chelsea and Manchester United, are set to miss out on signing Victor Osimhen as the Nigeria international has agreed a move to Al-Hilal.

So will this be a mistake for Victor Osimhen or a regret for Manchester United or Chelsea if they fail to seal this deal with.

My own view is that he is still young to start playing for the money.
What do you think?

I don't see it as a mistake cause he's Man up to take up such decisions involving signing of deals with the leagues he want to, probably he may not see reasons with what he's doing but with time he'll understand that everything is not about money. Like they say a good name is better than silver and Gold, but with the look of things I think he's looking out for the future so this is the appropriate time to make the moves and secure whatever thing so a more reason he's doing so.