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According to the Daily Express, Liverpool, along with Manchester United and Chelsea, are set to hold talks with Victor Osimhen’s agent regarding a summer transfer for the player.
Oiseman was a key player for Napoli in the season that just ended. The Nigerian has scored 31 goals and provided five assists in 39 matches across competitions for the Serie A club, making him a much-needed man.
Manchester United are keen to add a striker to their ranks in the summer. Osimhen is one of their priority targets. Meanwhile, Chelsea are still interested in the Nigerian despite signing Nicholas Jackson.
Liverpool has emerged as a potential destination for Osimhen. However, any interested party would need to shell out £150m for the player. Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis recently informed Osimhen’s agent about the player’s price.
Journalist Sasha Tavoloyeri gave an update on Osimhen’s future. Check out his tweet below:
Mohamed Salah praises Roberto Firmino after the Brazilian’s departure from Liverpool
Roberto Firmino is set to leave Liverpool at the end of the season. The Brazilian is a true legend of the club. He scored 111 goals and provided 79 assists in 362 matches across competitions.
Firmino also won the Premier League and UEFA Champions League with the Merseysiders as he leaves the club with legendary status. Mohamed Salah has now honored Firmino (via the Reds website):
“I think (it’s) his ability to do everything in the game and also to sacrifice himself for the team. He just plays for the team. He doesn’t really care about scoring that much. He just wants to enjoy his game and just play football and he wants the team to win.”
Salah added:
“I think he’s one of the most likeable people[who]is because everyone loves him. He’s really calm, always smiling. And like I said before, when you see someone who sacrifices himself for the team, you see everyone loves him here.”
Salah and Firmino led the Reds’ attack throughout most of Jurgen Klopp’s time at the club. Firmino’s departure marks the end of an era. What’s next for the Brazilian remains to be seen.
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