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MU 'turns around' with Osimhen

Man Utd unexpectedly resumed negotiations with Osimhen after the player refused to join Al Hilal.

ZNewsZNews12/06/2025

MU is trying to find a quality striker.

According to Manchester Evening News , Victor Osimhen could be the name to lead MU's attack next season. However, MU has set two conditions to recruit the Nigerian striker, which is that he must really want to come to Old Trafford. In addition, Osimhen must also accept a pay cut.

Unlike Viktor Gyokeres, Osimhen has proven his talent in one of the top 4 European leagues. Last season, the player born in 1998 maintained his impressive form with 37 goals for Galatasaray. The price to recruit Napoli's "surplus" is around 75 million euros.

MU also has an advantage in the negotiation, when Napoli is also eyeing Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund. The "Red Devils" can use Hojlund and a sum of money in exchange for Osimhen's service.

Meanwhile, although Gyokeres expressed his desire to join MU, Sporting Lisbon "turned the tables", denying the player's 60 million euro release clause. The Portuguese champions announced that they would sell the striker born in 1998 for no less than 80 million euros.

Previously, Osimhen seemed to be moving to Al Hilal to receive a salary of 30 million euros per season, but the deal fell through at the last minute, because the 27-year-old wanted to continue playing in European football. In addition to MU, Arsenal is also monitoring every move of the Nigerian player and is ready to roll out the red carpet to welcome the Serie A 2022/23 top scorer.

Source: https://znews.vn/mu-quay-xe-voi-osimhen-post1560365.html


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