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According to Football Insider, Phil Foden is expected to sign a new contract with Manchester City shortly. This is expected to make him one of the top earners in the squad.

Foden is one of the most important players in the squad right now. He has played a really big role in Manchester City's success so far. He has made an important level of score contribution in this season as well. I don't feel like Manchester City would let go of a wonderful talent like him that easy. Foden also seems to have no problem on leaving his future for Manchester City to decide too.    As he is fitting this team solidly I wouldn't also like to see him leaving in a short time.

When PSG had a trio of mnm they actually failed in achieving the dream of getting the Champions League trophy, as well as when Mbappe is still a mainstay of PSG and I think he also will not have the ability to make PSG win the Champions League, just like you, I also doubt if Osimhen will be able to make PSG better than when Messi,  Neymar and Mbappe together at PSG, to win the Champions League is of course the quality of the squad is needed but sometimes they forget that team unity and winning mentality are the main supports to be able to win the Champions League.
I think at the moment PSG have no other choice but to bring in Osimhen as a replacement for Mbappe, because I see other good strikers may not be available in the transfer market later because some of them have long contracts and are also fairly at home in their respective clubs such as Salah, Haalaand and also other top strikers, so it seems that Osimhen is the only choice available to support the performance of the PSG front line next season after Mbappe leaves.

Is it true that Paris Saint Germain will be more competitive if they get Victor Osimhen? personally I doubt it. I don't mean to underestimate Osimhen, but I have more doubts about this team. Didn't they previously have the 3 best players on the team? but they still failed to become a very competitive team. I'm talking about them in the Champions League, because in Ligue 1 it's very clear they dominate the league.

They always fail to provide competitive and promising competition in the Champions League even though they are populated by many star players. Their problem does not lie with the players, but their problem lies with the team which still has internal problems. If you think about it, with their financial situation being so very good, internal problems like this should no longer exist within the team, but in reality they still have the same problems every season. I think they have to start by improving themselves first, because in my opinion it would be a waste when they spend a lot of money on a player but they are still like that.

That must become midfielders responsibilities rather than the defenders. How can osimhen make direct communication with the defenders? It's the midfielders responsibility to send him assist to help him in scoring as many goals as possible. That being said, if the club's not yet fully prepared to fight for the three points.

Napoli has no someone who could play like Calhanoglu from Intermilan, who was always able to create long, accurate passes to the attackers. I think that if Osimhen needs to cooperate with the midfielders since he is pure striker and he can only wait for his teammate to give him good assist.

He has no bad chemistry at all, but sometimes, miscommunications occur between players,. that's a common thing these days when you are having trouble with your teammates. Napoli is still performing so poorly and i can't really predict how long the bad trend for napoli will come to its end.

I do not think that it would be "impossible" for him to leave, anyone can leave any club, it wouldn't be a shock at all but I think it would more in the tune of "unlikely". He seems happy there, but you never know what can happen. He is getting older, if he was 25 or something then I can see him leave for another team, that would make sense but at the end of the day we are not seeing them change at all, it seems like he is old now and nobody at high level clubs would want him, not to buy him at least.

Liverpool is the highest place he could keep playing for and he will do that. Kelleher is just experiment of Klopp, he likes to play young guys to rest older ones, but I am sure that Alisson will come back and play once again, many times, even after Klopp leaves.

The top clubs will always comes for important players. PSG will never abandon the core race of producing significant income for the club's development. PSG will become much more competitive and tactical once Victor Osimhen joins the team. PSG expresses interest in Napoli's most important player, a risk Aurelio De Laurentiis is unwilling to take. He is more concerned with enhancing the performance of the team and any other projects. Victor Osimhen has emerged as Napoli's primary striker in recent seasons, and he has not shied away from his responsibilities but focused on building the main player.

PSG have just started exploring and I see they are quite seriously considering Lamine Yamal, but this may only be the beginning before they find a suitable replacement. Because when it comes to PSG's needs, they have to look for players who are much better prepared than Lamine Yamal. His potential to develop may take time as he is still quite young at the moment and if PSG want to rely on him long term perhaps it could be a good option.

But speaking of the team's needs, perhaps currently PSG needs players who are better prepared and have mature flying experience. Because competition in the Champions League means they have to look for a suitable figure so that PSG can compete with other strong teams in the competition.

Don't we all know that Mbappe is the best player that PSG has and he joined PSG at very young age, this will be disaster when Mbappe leaves PSG so like it or not they have to look for replacement for Mbappe even though they have to spend lot of money very large.
Lamine Yamal is young player who has very good potential in the future and perhaps this is one of the reasons why PSG is willing to spend that much money on player like Lamine Yamal.
Moreover, with Barcelona he has also made quite good contribution and saved Barcelona from defeat several times, many people think that Lamine Yamal could become star player in the future.
But if the price is so big for Lamine Yamal, I also surprised and think that hopefully decision like this doesn't cause PSG to experience any loss problems because when he is with PSG it is not guaranteed that Lamine Yamal will be able to play well.
This will be condition where PSG builds and makes players even better from zero because he is still young and doesn't really have much experience in facing big team.

No, this is not something that can destroy the market, but it is because this amount is an amount that is considered appropriate to be able to buy players without much drama.

Sometimes, it's not all about relationship and chemistry. There are numerous factors greatly impact the gameplay from the players. Even your luck was also able impacting your performance. Osimhen has no problem with his teammates regarding their chemistry. If we were regularly watching the game and Osimhen got many chances from his teammates, but he has bottled it all. You can't really be sure about which factor makes you play so terribly in the game. It is like when you looked like the most prominent player on your team, but you were only able to score a few goals. The problem was not in your chemistry but it's caused by you are not lucky enough.

The Napoli defenders were so poor, and I admit it. The attackers and midfielders also had up-and-down performances in all of their games. Undoubtedly, this club has been unfavorable in getting into the quarter-final of UCL. Even the coach could kill your club through his decision-making.
It's like what happened to Chelsea with Pochettino. I found that many times, Pochettino killed his club through his bad sub decisions. Pochettino put garbage players in, and it totally changed the game.

The subs make Chelsea even weaker, and it loses after it leads the game. I often found that the performance of the club degraded after the substitution happened. Calzona is still having enough time to help his club to play better.
Missed three points against torino is a blunder if napoli puts UCL spot as its main target.

I think this is just a matter of who can hone the player's ability to give their best performance. Spalleti is a coach who is very suited to Victor Oshimen's playing style so that he can perform optimally when he trains and is able to create lots of goals so he can bring Napoli to the title. And change this season's coach made Victor Oshimen have to adapt again, causing his performance to decline slightly, but if he finds compatibility with the coach, I'm sure Victor Oshimen still has the ability to become the best striker again because Victor Oshimen still has that potential, his performance at Napoli can't be said to be completely bad. because he is also still one of the candidates for winning the most goals in the league.

If PSG is able to make a high offer like Kylian Mbappe, maybe Victor Oshimen will consider it, just like Napoli increased his salary so he wants to extend his contract and stay at Napoli until next year, but if Napoli are also given a big offer, I think they will also consider releasing their striker. Indeed, Victor Oshimen's role is still very important at the club, but rather than suffer the same fate as PSG when they lost Mbappe on a free transfer. It would be better for them to let him go now rather than having to lose Victor Oshimen next season on a free transfer too.

It really doesn't make sense. Lamine Yamal has indeed managed to break several records and he is also considered a young player who has good potential but 200 Million Euros is very excessive. What's even stranger, there were rumors that Barcelona rejected this crazy offer. Maybe Barcelona responded that the offer was just a joke, because if it is a real situation, 200 Million Euros could clearly be a solution for Barcelona to overcome their financial crisis

In my opinion, all of this is just a sensation deliberately created by PSG who feel betrayed by Mbappe's departure. It's as if PSG want to emphasize that with the money they have (which Mbappe refused to do), they can get a replacement for him. In other words, PSG wanted to cover up their embarrassment at being rejected by Mbappe.

 ( Giggling )
First, I'm fond of the club Manchester United, and I know this club to an extent, I know the capabilities of Cristiano Ronaldo and the same goes with Erik Ten Hag. Secondly would be that, I stopped watching football a long time ago with lots of bias and hate so I can properly analyze when I watch. The most painful aspect of Erik Ten Hag - Cristiano Ronaldo's case was that the Fifa World Cup was fast approaching, and Erik Ten Hag deliberately did that to Ronaldo? I was raving mad and if I had the hands to pull him out, I'd have done it long before that incident.

I have always said it, he didn't approach this particular case very well, maybe he should learn to to play chess to calculate his moves four steps ahead. Failure to report to pre-season sparked all of these honestly.

I don't blame him for his second return, he never wanted the return to Manchester United, it was always Manchester City but that call from the Boss, ( Sir Alex Ferguson ) gave him a change of heart immediately. ( Can't wrap it up in my head how Cristiano Ronaldo's career with Manchester United came to an end with both calls from Sir Alex Ferguson ) Gutted he left with pain in his heart.

And as for Ole Gunner Solskjaer, he was never a sound coach tactically, ( Good example would be the Europa League finals against Villarreal, one two three substitute could have changed that game but he choose to settle the game with penalties despite having 20-30 minutes in that game to play still ) The boys had too much freedom to do whatever they liked, yes they scored too much goals, but his knowledge of the game wasn't that that would lead Manchester United for glory days. And you would never see the class of 1992 set bashing him when he makes mistakes same way they do with Erik Ten Hag and during the coaching era of Jose Mourinho. I look at the Neville brothers, Paul Scholes and all others yapping and ranting.

This is not gonna be real, right? what in the hell PSG prepares 200m to buy a teenager like him? Seriously, PSG is trying to destroy the market again soon. This will fully motivate another club to sell their young, talented players at crazy prices. If barcelona accepts it and it will be a disaster for all of clubs.
This transfer can trigger the bubble for the player's price again soon. It's so crazy to see that how PSG is really ambitious to find someone to replace mbappe. The club has barcola and it sounds non sense to target thing youngstar.

PSG is trying to destroy the market again. This may also motivate small clubs to put non sense price for their talents. I think that this is BS, PSG can disrupting the market again. PSG was always doing something crazy.
It's very dilemma for barcelona whether club will try to let him go or stay.

If Osimhen is able to maintain good team communication and always gets support from defenders who often provide good passes, then there is an opportunity for Osimhen to score lots of goals, but if Osimhen cannot maintain a good relationship with his team, then he will not be able to score as many goals as he did. As you said, this shows that there is no guarantee that Osimhen will play well at PSG.

Speculation about Osimhen future is increasingly emerging, rumors of interest from several elite European clubs in the Napoli striker are very genuine, he is one of the best strikers at the moment. PSG, Man United, Chelsea and Arsenal are reportedly interested in recruiting him, but there has been no official news so far. Joining a Premier League club will certainly make him more famous than moving to PSG.

On the other hand, joining PSG is also not a bad choice, as we have seen PSG win the Ligue 1 trophy almost every season, Osimhen can experience this domestic trophy every season while being the top scorer there. Mbappe departure leaves a hole that needs to be filled, Enrique certainly needs a proven striker to replace Mbappe, and Osimhen is the right player.

However, it is possible that Osimhen will remain loyal to Napoli and will choose to stay next season. The competition to get Osimhen signature is certainly very tough, especially if the club does not dare to spend a large amount of money to buy him from Napoli. I think only PSG and Chelsea will not hesitate to spend large amounts of money.

PSG could be a good option for Osimhen although I am not a fan of Ligue 1. But he will certainly be paid a huge salary.

Though Mbappe leaving the club will make the club far less attractive for other players and for fans in general. These days it is still fun to watch PSG play exactly because of Mbappe. The goals he scored in the Champions League were once more unbelievable. His speed is impressive, his quick movements and finishes.

Osimhen is not on the same level, but he would be good enough to win the Ligue 1 title.

if his contract expires in 2025 if he doesn't hurry up to be extended it will be difficult. because if the contract time is almost finished, enthusiasts will quickly offer attractive salary and contract facilities. just like Mbappe who will leave on a free transfer at the start of next season to Real Madrid. besides PSG, many English league clubs are interested. if it's a free transfer, Barcelona will definitely be interested too.

Saudi Pro League has started to move for Kevin De Bruyne from Manchester City.

A salary of 100m/year is rumored.

I think Luis Enrique is not interested in Osimhen because I think Osimhen is not the typical striker needed in his game scheme. Luis Enrique needs a striker who can dribble and get past several of his opponent's defenders instead of a pure striker who just waits for an accurate pass to score a goal. But anything can still happen because player transfers are a very profitable business, it will involve many people instead of just a few.

Gabriel Jesus is one player that I think Luis Enrique is interested in, he has good skills as a striker and he can also play a little wider instead of just a center forward. However, if Luis Enrique has a left winger who is as great as Mbappe, then Osimhen could be a good choice.

These elite teams can only meet up target this season when thry become more serious. PSG offering bids for Victor Osimhen as possible backup replacement for Kylian Mbappe? Napoli can deliver and win major titles without the aides from the Nigeria international, after all every player can be replaceable in an elite team. It's just Aurelio De Laurentiis that haven't figure out the appropriate means of enabling the system. Napoli shouldn't retrain Victor Osimhen from leaving and he will only leave the club when he's ready.