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Victor Osimhen’s agents and Chelsea meet over personal terms
He will want a bigger pay going forward and Chelsea can afford this. It is believed that after agreeing the striker’s personal terms, Chelsea could then begin talks with his club. Napoli are believed to have placed a 130 million Euros exit clause on the player’s new contract.
Chelsea have stepped up their chase for Victor Osimhen as they have opened talks with his representatives over his personal terms.
Chelsea are among the top European clubs gunning for Osimhen and so have begun discussions with his agents, according to transfer expert Rudy Galetti.
Osimhen, according to multiple reports, is the top transfer target for the London club, who the striker supported while he was growing up in Lagos. The Super Eagles striker is already on a good salary of around Nine Million Euros a year at Napoli after he extended his contract with the Serie A champions till June 2026.
He will want a bigger pay going forward and Chelsea can afford this. It is believed that after agreeing the striker’s personal terms, Chelsea could then begin talks with his club. Napoli are believed to have placed a 130 million Euros exit clause on the player’s new contract.
Rival London club Arsenal are also ready to pay Osimhen big.
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