komekn:


On this occasion l can find reason to agree with you.

komekn:


On this occasion l can find reason to agree with you.

elunico:


I've always known he would favor a move to the EPL, reason why he's stalling. Whatever decision he makes eventually, I hope it's the right one.

It's not as if any of those teams had been serious about acquiring his services.

edi287:
Thoughts?

komekn:


I would advise him to leave.

French league is very erratic and apart from PSG, Monaco most teams seem to be inconsistent too me.

Next season Osimhen will be well known to everyone and it will not be as easy for him. Add to that Lille like to sell not build. And as a result the players that helped him rise to these levels may be gone.

He could find himself struggling and all the accolades if this season no longer associated with him and forgotten.

Strike while the iron is hot, my view.

He will get a very lucrative 5 year deal that will settle him for life he can build from Napoli. It will not be easy but life is about challenges.

Look at Lille top scorer in the 2018/19 Jonathan Bamba with 13 goals and look at how many he scored this season.

humility33:


it is unfortunate that Guy wanna make the wrong move.
that was how he said his pastor advised him to pick Wolfsburg thank God the Belgium loan later rejuvenate his career and now he wanna make same mistakes.

I don't know who is advisng this lads that they must play in the epl prior they become a star....

You travelled to Naples the president and chief coach recieved you well and made you to understand the club project and the impact you've got to play but here is trying to go to where he will will made to sit on the bench and treated with less regard...

this guy need good advisers to be honest

komekn:


I would advise him to leave.

French league is very erratic and apart from PSG, Monaco most teams seem to be inconsistent too me.

Next season Osimhen will be well known to everyone and it will not be as easy for him. Add to that Lille like to sell not build. And as a result the players that helped him rise to these levels may be gone.

He could find himself struggling and all the accolades if this season no longer associated with him and forgotten.

Strike while the iron is hot, my view.

He will get a very lucrative 5 year deal that will settle him for life he can build from Napoli. It will not be easy but life is about challenges.

Look at Lille top scorer in the 2018/19 Jonathan Bamba with 13 goals and look at how many he scored this season.

komekn:


I would advise him to leave.

French league is very erratic and apart from PSG, Monaco most teams seem to be inconsistent too me.

Next season Osimhen will be well known to everyone and it will not be as easy for him. Add to that Lille like to sell not build. And as a result the players that helped him rise to these levels may be gone.

He could find himself struggling and all the accolades if this season no longer associated with him and forgotten.

Strike while the iron is hot, my view.

He will get a very lucrative 5 year deal that will settle him for life he can build from Napoli. It will not be easy but life is about challenges.

Look at Lille top scorer in the 2018/19 Jonathan Bamba with 13 goals and look at how many he scored this season.

humility33:


it is unfortunate that Guy wanna make the wrong move.
that was how he said his pastor advised him to pick Wolfsburg thank God the Belgium loan later rejuvenate his career and now he wanna make same mistakes.

I don't know who is advisng this lads that they must play in the epl prior they become a star....

You travelled to Naples the president and chief coach recieved you well and made you to understand the club project and the impact you've got to play but here is trying to go to where he will will made to sit on the bench and treated with less regard...

this guy need good advisers to be honest

komekn:


Your question is ambiguous and l can't get your meaning.

What do you mean by unproven ❓

Josh Maja was the top goal scorer in league one before he left, but for me he has stagnated in the French league. He has not moved on it shown true quality.

elunico:


Yeah, if it happens that Napoli pulls out of the deal and he receives no offers from from any other club, it'd be his loss because Lille aren't keen on keeping him, they are a selling club. The lure to England is just something else.

Blueelf:


The way I see this, he may just end up staying one more season in lille

Napoli may feel he is taking them for a ride and pull out from the deal

TheSuperNerd:
The one thing I need Osimhen to consider is that a move to England should not be the top priority right now. The top priority should be a move to a side that shows the readiness to play you, nurture you, and make a star out of you. Just like what Haaland is getting at Dortmund now. In a few years, watch out... Dortmund will make a shattering amount of money on Haaland when they sell him off to one of the elite clubs in Spain or England.
This is the exact same path Osimhen could be on if he chooses Napoli. Napoli would be his springboard to the Elite of Europe. He is just 21. No need rushing into the EPL where you may not even see enough gametime at this point.

TheSuperNerd:
If this happens, fine. It is what I always wanted firstly but I still think the move will happen and that would be very okay too. Besides, Lille are already looking at The Post-Osimhen era with their number of fine young high yield talent signings.

kendrick9:
Scottish league is league one level.
There's no arguing otherwise..
Even in the UK, its well known how mediocre it is.
Even the big two, Celtic and rangers can't even get past the qualifying preliminary stages of the UCL

elunico:


And what's more heartwarming is the desperation of Napoli to land the young man, they need him.

That's a good place for him to grow, I agree with you on that.

elunico:


Problem is, Lille are only willing to cash in on Osimhen now.

elunico:


Yeah, if it happens that Napoli pulls out of the deal and he receives no offers from from any other club, it'd be his loss because Lille aren't keen on keeping him, they are a selling club. The lure to England is just something else.

edi287:
Thoughts?

TheSuperNerd:
True. And coupled with the desperation of Napoli to land him for good, I say Osimhen should take the leap.

TheLoneCitizen:


It's easy to give opinions from your couch, but if Osimhen is truly waiting for Arsenal or Manchester, then he doesn't understand what's about to hit him.

At Napoli, Callejon's contract expires next month, Milik would be sold, meaning there will be no striker at Napoli next season, he will have no competition.

Even more, the player, Adam Ounas, who Napoli want to exchange him with had 8G+A last season for OGC Nice. He also has the 3rd most dribbles completed in the whole of France. Yet they want to exchange this player for Osimhen plus 50M, this shows their belief in him.

Thirdly, most players who refuse clubs that are really interested in them for more appealing clubs regret it, look at Mikel Obi.

Also, he would be their record signing, meaning they would give him game time and time to settle.

The EPL is a league run by the media. A psychological league.
Look at Pepe, Ndombele, Keita. Playing well, but the media won't let them be.

forgiveness:


Nothing will happen to victmo because he was a minor as at the time of the act. You can't argue against the law.

andrewbaba44:


Leicester is better than Villarreal for now

But I disagree about Werder Bremen

Tolulopefinest:


Lol ..Baba say Werder Bremen. Haba , Werder Bremen that is battling relegation in Germany bundesliga. Make una fear God na

komekn:


KC is a forward, doesn't have the technical ability and or speed to play Wing.

Is not a skilful enough to play with any degree of guile to play as an SS. Certainly is not a AM.

So tell me something thar he dies beyond poaching that brings outstanding quality to the team. He is not like Firminho in Liverpool.

If he doesn't play he is not missed.

If Vardy, Ndidi, Chilwell, Maddison don't play the difference is clear.

So what are we to commend him for, Being lucky

Danielnino00:


Edopesin, you get the gist now?
You don't have to be sentimental cus he is your homeboy..

I love Moses too..he played for Liverpool and I was overjoyed when he scored on his debut .

I appreciate everything he has done for tge national team...but his watch has ended!
This is the dawn of a new era!


PS: the argument was all about performance until forgiveness buested in...it is typical of forgiveness to pollute arguments with irrelevant stuffs..

komekn:


Can l ask and how old is Vardy according to many here he is too old.

At his age he has some crazy pace, without him Leicester will be below mid table no arguement.

ChrisKels:


The mother of one of the kids he played against, had to hit him with her hand bag in anger after a match, calling him a cheat bkus it was obvious he was way older than the other boys with at least 9years

komekn:


I would advise him to leave.

French league is very erratic and apart from PSG, Monaco most teams seem to be inconsistent too me.

Next season Osimhen will be well known to everyone and it will not be as easy for him. Add to that Lille like to sell not build. And as a result the players that helped him rise to these levels may be gone.

He could find himself struggling and all the accolades if this season no longer associated with him and forgotten.

Strike while the iron is hot, my view.

He will get a very lucrative 5 year deal that will settle him for life he can build from Napoli. It will not be easy but life is about challenges.

Look at Lille top scorer in the 2018/19 Jonathan Bamba with 13 goals and look at how many he scored this season.

TheSuperNerd:
Come on now Edi, we both know Aubameyang is likely to stay with Arsenal.
I understand Osimhen's crave for an EPL move but I think, in his best interests and for the good of his career growth, he should go to a side that offers him ample gametime and a chance at making him their main man. And I think Napoli offers that.

Do well in the Serie A and like Salah, you can bag your dream EPL move for an even bigger transfer price and higher salary incentives. Bigger than what Napoli will pay Lille to land him (if Osimhen eventually says yes to the Napoli deal).

But to answer the "unwritten" question if he would fit in at Arsenal? Yea. I think he would but Auba is staying. Perhaps Lacazette may leave as part of attempts to fund the Partey bid but I don't think it's happening so early this window.