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He has an idea regarding the defeat experienced by Leicester City against Brentford but what he can do in the next match against West Ham. This will be a difficult job for him because Leicester City are facing many problems and they have not been able to win a single match in the previous six matches. The job at Leicester City will definitely be different from when he handled Manchester United in three matches because talking about the quality of the players they have is different. I think he will face defeat in his first match against West Ham because there are not many options that he can use.

That why Napoli gave high price for Osimhen and with the price Napoli asked for it was actually much bigger than the amount they spent before, if I not mistaken it was the cost around 60 million euros paid to LOSC and Napoli asked for double the price some time ago when deciding to sell Osimhen.
It is reported that Galatasaray also has an effort to get Osimhen permanently by offering several players in exchange plus some money, but until now it has not been clearly seen what Napoli final decision regarding the sale of Osimhen is, and without Osimhen showing that Napoli can perform well.

That is right when good football player wants to be successful more than they want to make money they mostly try to join top club in Europe. Playing for big club in Europe is dream for many players where they can compete at high level and win big tournaments and be known worldwide. But if European clubs do not want them and they are not playing well they might think about joining club in Middle East. Many clubs in Saudi Arabia and Qatar offer a lot of money to call good players from around world. Joining Middle Eastern club can be good for players. Like they can also earn a lot of money which can help them and their families financially. That is why many footballers choose to play in leagues like Saudi League or Qatar League at important time in their careers.

When a footballer is very talented and has a lot of interest in Europe, but he doesn't give much priority to money, the player aims to play for the best club in Europe and achieve a lot personally through that club. But when a player sees that European clubs are not interested in him and he is not performing well in Europe then he wants to play for a Middle Eastern club because that time the player is offered big money from various Middle Eastern clubs. On the one hand, the player will be able to play in a club with interest, on the other hand, he will be able to earn good money at the end of the year. Basically, because of these things, many footballers go to the Saudi League or the Qatar League at a very important time in their career.

let's see how Ruud compiled his strategy to face West Ham on Next Tuesday.  he's already seen the defeat versus Brentford on Tribune together with Leicester's owner. He should already know what the weakness, and which players are best at his side. there may not be many change on the squad composition because winter windows transfer doesn't open yet to improve the existing squad. I think this job became hard work for Ruud when compared with MU, in terms of players Leicester squad is not so good with MU, so there is a possibility that there will be a major change on the front to create an offensive style like he did on MU.

If Manchester City and Real Madrid are interested in him but he prefers the Saudi Pro league then I think he is more interested in money than career.
This is what is happening now and many young players are no longer looking at their careers and prefer finances.
The Saudi Pro league is more promising but when young players decide to play there it will make them lose the opportunity to achieve more individual careers because they miss out on the chance to win some prestigious titles there, especially if they are reportedly interested in Manchester City or Real Madrid.

I think the huge salary is the motivating factor for moving to the Saudi Arabia league. Many young players now do not care about accolades or football glory, instead they are looking for financial security and it's what the Saudi Pro league is offering them. Manchester City and Real Madrid were reportedly after his signature, I think his decision to ignore Europe’s finest and move to the SPL was not the best for his football career.

Wait, what am I missing? I can't see how Osimhen leaving Napoli is Napoli's loss at all.

First of all, Osimhen is a player who doesn't contribute a lot to team spirit. He is tearing down positive mood and he wants to negotiate beyond limits and the club said no, we are not going to do it. Right call, let him go and you can see that he thought he is better than he actually is. No Real Madrid or Liverpool or any other top club bought him beforehand.

Secondly, Napoli is leading Serie A and I can't see how they were really harmed by his departure. Their offense could be better, but their defense is great and they can work with that. If they win Serie A, nothing wrong about letting Osimhen learn a lesson and if they don't win it, it is still good to see clubs show some balls against greedy football players.

Thirdly, Napoli has the advantage in subsequent negotiations because one condition was that he extends his contract with Napoli so if a club wants to buy him during his stay at Galatasaray, Napoli is the club that makes the money and Galatasaray receives some compensation.

Lastly, he has scored 6 goals in 8 games, which is ok. It is not massively impressive, but it is good. Immobile, Banza and Piatek are all about the same level as him in the Turkish league.

It’s Napoli’s loss, how many players can give the same value Victor Osimhen brings to the team? Victor Osimhen is one of the best strikers in the world right now and as such Osimhen will constantly attract the best clubs in the world. Since Napoli are still holding a high transfer fee for him, the best move for Osimhen is to keep fit and continue to perform his best in Galatasaray. I’m sure before the end of the his current contract at Napoli, they will have no choice than to cash in on him as they also paid a huge transfer fee to Lille for his service.

It will of course not immediately solve their problems because that has never been the case with any change in the coach in the past. Or let me put it differently, it can't be the expectation that with the arrival of a new coach, the whole game changes for the better within an instant. There are a few tweaks that a new coach can make and a few inputs that a new coach can give, but to implement a new concept, a new idea of the game together with the team takes time. But sometimes these clubs that are having trouble only want a new well respected face for their players because that can sometimes change the players's attitude from the inside and take on the challenge when it is about the fight against the relegation zone. Therefore changing the coach and getting a charismatic guy on board with a success history like van Nistelrooy can be a good move.

When Real Madrid arranged a deal with Zidane, he didn't really have much experience as a manager with top teams, but he had experience as a top player himself. Without big experience, he led Real Madrid to huge successes with his charisma and his authority and his way to communicate. Certainly not because he is a tactical genius because there was no way he could be on the same level as Guardiola or Klopp or Ancelotti.

Leicester City problems is not just about the manager. And the appointment of Ruud van Nistelrooy will not immediately solve their problems. They are close to relegation and having a fresh pair of eyes to critically analyze their squad and come up with a plan is why Ruud van Nistelrooy was hired. Leicester City are in a rebuilding phase, the club's management must invest in the squad this January and get Ruud the players he needs.

When Van Nistelrooy left Manchester United, I knew he was going to get a team soon that will make him an head coach. Manchester United may be too quick to sign a new coach when they had a very good option in their team. He showed a very good performance in the games he managed as acting coach, but it wasn’t enough for Manchester United to keep him. They went for Amorim because of his experience in the coaching line, so I may not blame them for that. Van Nistelrooy knew his worth and gladly resigned from Manchester United and now gotten a job in a new team in the same premier league. I am hoping to see how well he can manage this club. Starting his career from a team like this is a good one for him and I hope he delivers well the task been bestowed upon him as the new hard coach of Leicester City.

After Manchester United sacked Erik ten Hag, they appointed Ruud Van Nisterooy as the club's interim manager and in the four games he managed the team, the Dutch man showed his class. That same impressive performance we saw from Ruud Van Nisterooy at Manchester United I think is what we're going to see from him at  Leicester City. Leicester City at the moment is fighting for safety and if nothing is done, they might return to the Championship just after one season in the English Premier League but with Ruud Van Nisterooy as the club's manager, I have a strong belief they'll avoid relegation

Lukaku has successfully replaced Osimhen in Napoli front line, and it is very likely that Napoli management will release Osimhen permanently in the upcoming summer transfer market. It is difficult for clubs interested in Osimhen to recruit him in January, because his price is quite high including his weekly salary, and this could disrupt the club financial balance. Currently, Osimhen looks to be enjoying his loan period with Galatasaray, he looks happy in Turkey. If Napoli still maintains the price of 100 million for Osimhen, maybe they should release him to one of the Saudi Pro League clubs, no European team wants to pay a release clause that high.

Napoli didn't make any mistakes letting go of Victor Osimhen, when they first denied him some of the things he's meant to receive and wasn't given the honour as the striker that helped Napoli to get their first league title, he wasn't a bad person but all of a sudden, things has changed. Lukaka has helped Napoli and they're first on the table and using two points to pass Atalanta that'll be playing later tomorrow against Roma. Atalanta is likely going to win the game as they're the more stronger team and this will put them back under one point from the top of the league. I love how the league is very competitive this season as we don't know which team is going to win.

I actually see that Many of the football fans didn’t even know that Van Nisteroy had been a coach longer time before he accepted to be Manchester United assistant manager. Van Nistelrooy had earlier been the head PSV club then and was already on his way to the premier league with Burnley then been his destination after the departure of Vincent company. So the Ruud isn’t an amateur in the head coaching role like the way most fans portray it to be.

Ruud will start his Leicester career in the midweek, for now I will say we need to actually reduce the expectations we could be placing on Ruud, the changes will come for Leicester City but it might not yield the best results early. He had few games as Manchester United which were decent but I will say there were many factors already in place for him to have the instant impact, he already has the knowledge of the club, had been with the players before so he already had knowledge of each player

This is old news that Napoli don’t want Osimhen and they are still looking to cash out big on him that’s why they don’t want to settle for a less price and it’s not that they don’t want him to leave permanently.

Napoli are wise and they will not let him leave for free so once the loan deal expires they will agree a fee for any club that comes for him i just hope they don’t expect a too high fee for him because it will be difficult now to see a club willing to pay high feed for him.

Both parties are tired of this saga by now and it will be best if Napoli agrees and accepts offers they receive this summer or winter to put an end to the issue. Osimhen has proven himself countless times and i hope offers come from big clubs like Chelsea came for him last transfer window.

Antonio Conte led the club to standard form this season. He's able to exert good quality performance towards the players. Watching an elite team that once struggle without their main striker in the frontline, suddenly doing extremely better in the absence of Osimhen. Perhaps signing Romelu Lukaku was not a mistake, he's main backup replacement for the Nigeria International. Victor Osimhen did his best for Napoli and his close relationship break down with the club. However he's doing a great job in Galatasaray. Always available to net goals for the club and indulging in ultimate contributions.

Napoli has Lukaku as Osimhen's replacement. If he performs perfectly and help his club to win the trophy, i don't even see a reason to keep Osimhen much longer.

Osimhen has a very high salary, and it's also burdening the club. The decision to let him go is the best to me. They will decrease their salary cap, and it can be re-allocate to buy the new player that is needed by the club.

There are lots of club linked to Osimhen, but Napoli should decrease his price first. If Napoli is always stubborn to sell him more than 100 million. No club wants to acquire him at such price.

I disagree if you say that his job will not be that difficult. Although it is true that he is a reliable coach, but still bringing a club that is in a bad situation will not be easy to fix everything. Moreover, he has just joined, that means he has to fix the internal squad that he has, and also my question is whether the current squad is the squad that he wants, even though the coach must be able to do good things with whoever players he has. His main task is to fix and I don't know if it will take a fast time or not. I also don't fully know what the internal situation is like, and there may be a problem that can hinder the process.