moodyred
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We should avoid paying anyone more than 250k a week which would disrupy our wage structure. If he is willing to settle for less than that, then we may have a good deal here.
He's less risky than Gyokeres.
Debatable.
Gyokeres time in England is a plus point in his favour as he's used to language, culture etc. So is more likely to settle.
Osimhen speaks English. Language is not a considerationDebatable.
Gyokeres time in England is a plus point in his favour as he's used to language, culture etc. So is more likely to settle. Amorim already knows his character also so less likely there will be conflict.
Osimhen has points in his favour also to be fair.
I feel Osimhen has a higher floor, which reduces the chances of him flopping. He would bring a combination of qualities (aggression, heading, and movement) that United's attack has lacked since Cavani. I don't think he will have any problem with the culture or the language.Debatable.
Gyokeres time in England is a plus point in his favour as he's used to language, culture etc. So is more likely to settle. Amorim already knows his character also so less likely there will be conflict.
Osimhen has points in his favour also to be fair.
Seems to be a player chasing money rather than legacy. Don’t think he fits the profile of player we need or we’d be interested in signing.
This is my thinking as well, also to people who says he has a Lukaku esque first touch, this season I've seen Osimhen makes some flicks and first time touches that makes Lukakus touch look like sunday league drunken CF.. Osimhen is the closest we can get to a complete forward.I feel Osimhen has a higher floor, which reduces the chances of him flopping. He would bring a combination of qualities (aggression, heading, and movement) that United's attack has lacked since Cavani. I don't think he will have any problem with the culture or the language.
Three times if I'm not mistaken.The title of this thread is:
“Victor Osimhen | Rejects Al-Hilal”
No chance of him taking a wage cut that muchWe should avoid paying anyone more than 250k a week which would disrupy our wage structure. If he is willing to settle for less than that, then we may have a good deal here.
I promise you Osimhen will have zero problems settling in. He's Nigerian. The UK is basically like Nigeria's second home.Debatable.
Gyokeres time in England is a plus point in his favour as he's used to language, culture etc. So is more likely to settle. Amorim already knows his character also so less likely there will be conflict.
Osimhen has points in his favour also to be fair.
This - I can't see how either wouldn't be a massive improvement.Why does it feel like two opposing camps and not many either/or?
No chance of him taking a wage cut that much
Personally I wouldn't be upset either CF we get, just prefer Osimhen.Why does it feel like two opposing camps and not many either/or?
He doesn't have a poor or inconsistent touch. He has an awkward running and dribbling style. But he has excellent first touch and close control under pressure. I'm open to evidence to the contrary.He does have a poor / inconsistent touch though. I don’t think that’s disputable. However he does have pace which means he can get to the ball quicker than his opponent
Wish there was a negotiation point with him thoughAs much as I would like another Nigerian at the club, I can't see it. He wants top money and he's right to want it. He's one of the world's best strikers.
Presume lack of any movement on this tells me that Gyokeres is the preferred target. Well unless it's a case of recruitment team say Osimhen but Ruben is pushing for Gyokeres which is very possible.United also reportedly currently has - at least 4 - potentially 5 - players on more than £250K, so the idea that paying more than that would disrupt our wage structure is “???”
Some people will chose to accept the earth is flat no matter the proof you show that it is round.Seems to be a player chasing money rather than legacy. Don’t think he fits the profile of player we need or we’d be interested in signing.
Most of those are old contracts that INEOS did not hand out. They are looking to keep wage costs down moving forward so they may not be willing to bring in anyone on that type of money in the future, before you say Mbuemo the story of us offering him 250k originates from a salty Newcastle source and not from anyone we can trust.United also reportedly currently has - at least 4 - potentially 5 - players on more than £250K, so the idea that paying more than that would disrupt our wage structure is “???”
Most of those are old contracts that INEOS did not hand out. They are looking to keep wage costs down moving forward so they may not be willing to bring in anyone on that type of money in the future, before you say Mbuemo the story of us offering him 250k originates from a salty Newcastle source and not from anyone we can trust.
feck being last choice. Or did he reject everyone for us? You decide.
feck being last choice. Or did he reject everyone for us? You decide.
Well that does not work unless they want Hojlund. In reality any kind of swap deal is very unlikely and this is a flat out terrible source so it is almost certainly bs. The only journalists with anything close to credibility on transfers have consistently stated we have no interest in Osimhen and it has nothing to do with his wage demands, we just don't rate him it seems.Give them Hojlund instead of Zirkzee. He's the best 9 on the market and one of the best 9s on the planet period.
I guess that much but was hoping a basic wage plus bonuses might be acceptable.No chance of him taking a wage cut that much
feck being last choice. Or did he reject everyone for us? You decide.
Give them Hojlund instead of Zirkzee. He's the best 9 on the market and one of the best 9s on the planet period.
I doubt Napoli will insist on the release clause, its obvious no-ones paying anything close to that. And the list of clubs offering the player 350 or more a week is extremely short. So both the club and the player might find they have to be more reasonable than they would like.We can’t afford both the release clause and his 350k+ wages per week. Something will have to give and I’m not sure it will.
Have you read about their CEO? If you thought dealing with Levy was bad, De Laurentis is on another level.I doubt Napoli will insist on the release clause, its obvious no-ones paying anything close to that. And the list of clubs offering the player 350 or more a week is extremely short. So both the club and the player might find they have to be more reasonable than they would like.
The gossip columns have pinned the expected fee at around 70M euros, and while of course those reports aren't reliable, they do hint at the fact that he won't insist on the release clause. But if he insists on that, then he'll have the player on his books at the start of next season I suspect. Since all relationships between Napoli and Osimhen have broken down, I don't think the club want that either.Have you read about their CEO? If you thought dealing with Levy was bad, De Laurentis is on another level.
That video actually makes me believe he'd do fine in the PL, he's got the speed and strength to deal with PL defenders. He might not be the most technical player but the guy has a real engine
He might do well here, but you would be forgiving of the scouts if he doesn’t , because compilation videos make him seem a colossus. Then again, I am afraid to watch a Lukaku in Serie A compilation because he also might look like a monster.Very good finisher at all sorts of angles. Can finesse them in as well as fire them in. Very quick reactions. All the goals were inside the penalty box area.
Only thing I don't like about these vids is they don't show hold up play or missed chances.
Oismhen is 70m euro. Garnacho is 70m pounds.Interesting that our public valuation of Garnacho matches Napoli's of Osimhen...
Oismhen is 70m euro. Garnacho is 70m pounds.