TRANSFER: Chelsea And Victor Osimhen's Agents Are Negotiating On Personal Terms
Chelsea is stepping up their pursuit of Victor Osimhen and is in talks with his representatives to come to a personal agreement.
Chelsea is reportedly pressing for Victor Osimhen as they try to reach a personal agreement with the 25-year-old star's representatives, according to Rudy Galetti. Prior to the summer transfer window, the Blues are one of many elite teams considering the Napoli forward.
Chelsea is pressuring Victor Osimhen to accept personal terms
Victor Osimhen is clearly Chelsea's top target for the summer, according to numerous reports. The Serie A team will not sell for less than €130 million during the next transfer window, so the star player for Napoli has a release clause in his contract.
Victor Osimhen's representatives are in talks with Chelsea to reach a personal agreement, and Chelsea is intensifying their pursuit of him.
According to Rudy Galetti, Chelsea is apparently pressing for Victor Osimhen as they attempt to come to a personal arrangement with the representatives of the 25-year-old star. The Blues are among the many top teams who are considering the Napoli forward before the summer transfer window opens.
Osimhen's path with Chelsea is not easy
Chelsea will be able to communicate with the striker's representatives and possibly start talks with Napoli if they can come to an agreement on personal terms.
Many variables could deter many of the top targets from joining Chelsea. As it stands, Stamford Bridge faces numerous issues with stability and the caliber of football played there, as demonstrated by their defeat to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup Final. Furthermore, they are not even close to making it into the Europa League or Champions League, which may make transfers for players like Osimhen more difficult.
Arsenal is likewise vying for Osimhen's signature and is prepared to offer a wage salary. Given Mikel Arteta's team's trajectory, Chelsea may find it difficult to attract players, even with the 25-year-old star on their books. As such, the Blues still have a long way to go before they sign the striker, but reaching a personal terms agreement could be a positive step.
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