Victor Osimhen, Napoli’s star forward, remains a top target for Liverpool ahead of the summer transfer window.
The Nigerian striker currently plays for Galatasaray on loan, as per Transfermarkt. He scored consistently in Italy, helping Napoli win numerous matches last season.
Liverpool have tracked Osimhen’s development over several seasons. Scouts from Anfield watched him during several Champions League matches. His pace and finishing ability impressed Liverpool’s technical team.
Arne Slot wants a new striker to boost attacking options next season. Osimhen’s style fits Liverpool’s high-pressing, fast-transition system. He also offers aerial strength and powerful runs behind defenders.
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Liverpool set sights on Napoli star
Darwin Nunez has struggled to convert key chances consistently. Liverpool may consider selling Nunez if a strong offer arrives. Osimhen could then become Liverpool’s marquee summer signing.
Osimhen’s release clause is active and known to top clubs. Liverpool would need to break their transfer record to sign him. The club has not ruled out a major summer investment.
They believe Osimhen would deliver goals immediately in the Premier League. Chelsea and Manchester United also admire the striker’s talents. Liverpool hope to convince him with Champions League football.
Osimhen has said he dreams of playing in England someday. His current contract runs until 2026 with no immediate extension planned. Negotiations will depend on Napoli’s willingness to sell.
Liverpool have already contacted his representatives to gauge interest. Talks are early, but the club remains confident. Slot wants the squad finalized before pre-season begins. He believes Osimhen can thrive at Anfield.
Liverpool fans would welcome a signing of his caliber. The summer window promises intense competition for his signature. Liverpool must move decisively if they want Osimhen. Time will tell if he arrives at Anfield this summer.
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