English Premier League side, Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly planning for life after Harry Kane and have targetted Nigerian international forward, Victor Osimhen to replace the England captain.
Kane has said he wants out of Tottenham and it is believed he will have his way after England’s Euro 2020 campaign and the North London side are said to have narrowed their search for Kane successor to Osimhen.
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Manchester City and Juventus are rumoured to be after Kane’s signature and Italian newspaper,CalcioMercato.it reports that the eventual arrival of the Nigerian striker in London could make things easier for the England forward’s two rumoured suitors.
Napoli are however reported not to be interested in doing any deals for Osimhen who is considered non-transferable.
Napoli owner Aurelio De Laurentiis considers the Nigerian a player of great prospect after his display in the second half of his first season in the Serie A following his big money transfer from Lille the previous season.
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Would be a great move.I think Osimhen’s style will flourish in England and Tottenham is a good brand to start his premiership dreams.
Osimhen to me can’t leave Napoli anytime soon because he is their future….Napoli will be built around him and his style of play from next season and seasons to come….. Tottenham should look elsewhere and I doubt if they will get a striker of high caliber at short notice in today’s market….Good luck to Tottenham in their search for Kane’s replacement
I think Osimhen can’t do any more out of Italy,cause he has habituated Italain style more than going to England to join Tottenham; Italain style plays short passes , proper ground finishing, pressing style, but I think English style plays with long passes,long and high footbal, high football finishing style;so he (Osimhen) must not leave Italy in order not to change his style he had used to…
Where was tot when osimhen delay His signature for Napoli. The guy obviously was praying for an English club to come but non actually believe in the guy.
Osimhen please remain in Napoli and make yourself indispensable there. Better club other than tot will come for you in probably two years time.
AUDERE EST FACERE (TO DARE IS TO DO).
Osi-goal will hit the ground running in the cockerel logo.
His pace, skills, and hunger for goals will be a great addition to the Tottenham squad. And he won’t have the issues he faces at Napoli. Insigne wants to be the next CR7, so he won’t give him a pass! The other forwards also want to be in the newspaper headlines. Only Mertens seems ready to cooperate with Osi-goal.
This will not happen at Spurs. Osi-goal will get plenty of assists from Son, Bergwijn, Lucas Moura, Lamela, and co.
If Osi-goal must remain at Napoli, then he needs to take Insigne especially and the other Napoli forwards out to lunch or something. Perhaps offer them a deal. 2,000 euros for every assist. Otherwise, Insigne and co. will be looking for personal glory next season also!
You’re right Man. If only dem Insigne, Politano, Lozano and Zeilinski can give him assist. About 80% of the goals he scored was as a result of his hardwork not a real direct pass/assist. Those guys are just too selfish and looking for personal glory
My brother, especially that Insigne of a guy.
Politano and Insigne are the major culprit. They just always wanna be in the headline. The two of them costed Napoli the champions league ticket.
Dear @ pompei…………”If Osi-goal must remain at Napoli, then he needs to take Insigne especially and the other Napoli forwards out to lunch or something. Perhaps offer them a deal. 2,000 euros for every assist”………..are you by any chance advising our dear innocent goal king to offer bribe to his team mates???
This is the main problem in Nigeria, everyone hardly seen much wrong in unethical behaviours. Normalising abnormalities is the order of the day. Lord safe Nigeria!!!
Dr. Banks, I will call it a PERFORMANCE INCENTIVE, not a bribe.
Similar to what Samuel Etoo did for his Cameroon team mates time and time again after successful outings. See link below:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2009/nov/17/samuel-etoo-inter-cameroon-watches