To obtain the services of striker Victor Osimhen, Manchester United is making every effort. Even in Napoli’s latest loss to AC Milan in the Champions League, the Red Devils’ leadership also came to “watch” him to better understand his performance.
A number of Manchester United representatives were present in Napoli on Wednesday to watch the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals between AC Milan and the top team in Serie A. Although the home team was eliminated from the tournament, Osimhen remained. again. left its mark with the 1-1 equalizer. This season, he scored a total of 26 goals in 31 matches.
Given the current situation, Napoli has not yet started negotiations on a new contract with the Nigerian international, who has 2 years remaining on the contract signed in September 2020. One school of thought suggests that the reason for the delay recently, Napoli is waiting for a “heavy” offer from Manchester United.
Red Devils scouts and head coach Erik ten Hag continue to closely monitor Osimhen’s form. To strengthen Manchester United’s striker position, they believe that he is the most important target, not Harry Kane.
Once upon a time, Manchester United were keen to sign Kane. Because Tottenham president Daniel Levy insisted on paying at least one hundred million pounds, the Red Devils could not succeed.
But at the age of 31, Kane is entering the twilight of his career and he can promise that he will score a lot of goals. Because of this, Osimhen, who will be priced at par, offers a more attractive investment opportunity over the long term.
Obtaining Osimhen’s signature will of course force Man United to enter into fierce competition with a series of other prominent names. Therefore, Ten Hag Club is forced to participate in the upcoming Champions League season.
Currently, Manchester United is ranked 3rd on the Premier League rankings and it is likely that they will maintain their position in the top 4 when the current season ends. At the same time, the Red Devils are getting ready to welcome Brighton in the FA Cup semi-finals tonight.
