Former Nigerian international, Etim Esin has revealed that Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen should be left alone to decide his next move.
Recall that the Nigerian international was left furious after two seemingly insulting videos were posted to the club’s TikTok account, one of which had mocked him as begging for a penalty then his miss from the spot in a Serie A match against Bologna at the end of September.
However, his future at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona remains uncertain as Real Madrid and Saudi Pro League clubs are keen to sign him in January.
In a chat with Completesports.com, Esin stated that Osimhen’s goal scoring prowess has already ushered him to the world and the best destination will be determined by him.
“Osimhen’s quality will definitely make him a top target for clubs in Europe and even in the Saudi League. His goals for Napoli last season has set him on the same part with quality strikers like Haaland and the rest.
“At this point, he knows what is best for himself and will determine his nest destination even if he wants to leave Napoli.”
Osimhen led the club to their first Serie A title in 33 years last season.
The Super Eagles star also topped the league scoring charts with 26 goals.
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