Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has reportedly issued a warning to his intermediaries that Victor Osimhen will be sold to the highest bidder this summer.

The Nigerian striker was on the brink of a move to Chelsea last summer, but the deal ultimately fell through, leaving the striker to join Turkish side Galatasaray on a season-long loan instead.

Despite impressing with his performances so far this season, Napoli are prepared to part ways with Osimhen on a permanent deal this summer. The club is hoping that his €75 million release clause will be activated by any interested suitors.

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According to Sky Sports, Manchester United could be in a strong position to take advantage of the situation as they look to bolster their attacking options, with both Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee struggling to deliver consistent performances.

However, Paris Saint-Germain, once thought to be contenders for his signature, have reportedly pulled out of the race. Luis Enrique is said to be unconvinced that Osimhen would be a good fit for the French giants.

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Victor Osimhen is a Chelsea supporter, suggests teammate

Osimhen has long been tipped for a major Premier League move, and his Nigeria teammate William Troost-Ekong has confirmed that a switch to England is likely in the works.

“I know he’s a Chelsea fan, but I also know he’s had talks with all the top teams. It’s up to him what he chooses. He will fit into every team,” Troost-Ekong recently told TalkSport. 

“I know Liverpool have spoken about getting a new striker next season. We will see.

“I’m also reading, like everyone else is, that he has a clause this summer. When he went to Galatasaray I think it worked out amazingly for him.

“I couldn’t see him playing there for another season, or anywhere else but the Premier League next season.”

Arsenal are seriously targeting both Antoine Semenyo and Bryan Mbeumo ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window, according to recent reports.

The Gunners are preparing for what could be the most significant and transformative transfer window of Mikel Arteta’s tenure. After narrowly missing out on the Premier League title in what many considered to be their best chance, Arsenal are determined to make a big impact in the market this summer.

Incoming sporting director Andrea Berta is eager to make an impression in his first window with the club, and several positions are set to be reinforced.

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TeamTalk reports that Arsenal are actively looking to strengthen their attack, midfield, and defence, with plans to add a striker, midfielder, left-back, and potentially up to two wingers to the squad.

A few clear targets have already emerged for these roles. For the striker position, Benjamin Sesko is expected to be a primary target, though Alexander Isak remains Arteta’s dream signing.

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To bolster the midfield, Martin Zubimendi is the preferred choice, while Nico Williams is seen as a priority for the winger role. However, the Spain international has yet to decide whether he will leave Athletic Club this summer, prompting Arsenal to explore other options, including Semenyo and Mbeumo.

Both wingers have been linked with the Gunners for some time, with Semenyo impressing at Bournemouth and Mbeumo making his mark at Brentford. Arsenal’s interest in Mbeumo, in particular, goes back a year.

The club made a late attempt to sign him last summer and even explored a potential move in January. However, Brentford have set Mbeumo’s price tag at €60 million, and while they won’t block a move, they’ll only let him go for a fee close to that amount.