Transfer Market Heats Up: Osimhen's Potential Move to Chelsea

Calciomercato Napoli, Drogba tratta con Osimhen

It's already transfer market time. For weeks now, but it can now get into full swing. The Champions League round of 16 behind us marks - unwillingly - a watershed moment, the...

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It's already transfer market time. For weeks now, but it can now get into full swing. The Champions League round of 16 behind us marks - unwillingly - a watershed moment, the season enters its final rush and clubs are already looking at what could happen in June. The same goes for Victor Osimhen, who will most likely leave Napoli and is already pondering his future: according to English rumors, Didier Drogba has truly entered the fray, now acting as Chelsea's spokesperson for the deal that could bring the Nigerian to London next year to wear the jersey that the Ivorian legend once wore. The two have also already discussed in the recent weeks post Africa Cup of Nations for the move to the Premier League with continuous contacts, also thanks to the friendship between them. The only obstacle for landing at Boehly's club could be the salary: Chelsea would have no problem paying Napoli the amount required by the clause in Osimhen's contract, but the salary might not be too high. Something that, on the other hand, would not represent a problem for Paris Saint Germain and Arsenal, who would be in line for the purchase right behind the Blues in view of next summer.

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