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That's mental. He's under contract until 2026 too. Probably a move to force him to a Saudi team before their deadline ends on Monday.
It's not like us and reguilon where he's just not good enough. He's a superstar striker, far better than lukaku. Nothing surprises me with conte thoughThat's mental. He's under contract until 2026 too. Probably a move to force him to a Saudi team before their deadline ends on Monday.
To be fair to Conte, this isn't his decision.It's not like us and reguilon where he's just not good enough. He's a superstar striker, far better than lukaku. Nothing surprises me with conte though
Nothing at all to do with Conte.The Conte effect
There's also the whole business where the Napoli social media team posted videos of him that could easily be construed as racist in the early part of last season. A lot of bridges between Osimhen and the club hierarchy were burned in the fallout from that.To be fair to Conte, this isn't his decision.
The club gave him an improved contract (that he deserved) but the president set the club back big time with his appointment of Rudi Garcia ( to replace Spaletti).
Now the club want him off the wage bill but Chelsea weren't serious because they never matched his current contract.
Why Chelsea were bidding for this calibre of striker is weird because he has a massive contract (he made it clear he isn't taking a pay cut) and they wanted to get rid of Sterling because of his massive contract...
Yeah but Chelsea was one of them so can’t blame himTo be fair to napoli Osimhen made a big deal about being allowed to leave and then turned down several moves
Yeah, either pure cowardice or pure stupidity. With a solid splash of greed, of course.The Osimhen thing is partly on Napoli but mainly on Osimhen. He should’ve taken a pay cut to move to a top European side and get his career back on track.
Can’t see them letting him go - seems
To pop up in important moments. Though perhaps this was the reason for Sterling..