Check out “Osimhen Wants Premier League Move.” Completesports.com says that Victor Osimhen is interested in making a move to the Premier League during the summer of this year.
This past December, Osimhen extended his contract with the Serie A champions until June 2026 by signing a new deal as well. There is a release clause in his new contract that is in the area of 130 million euros, and the Partenopei are willing to split ways with the Nigerian international player.
According to reports, the three clubs that are interested in signing the attacker are Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea, and Arsenal. Paris Saint-Germain is the current champion of Ligue 1. Jacobs disclosed that Osimhen’s desire to relocate to England at the conclusion of the current season is his top objective.
Arsenal is still a possibility in the race for Osimhen, and we cannot rule it out. According to the journalist who spoke with Givemesport, “It is also true that Paris Saint-Germain has Osimhen very, very high on their list of objectives and that they are able to move in the market because they will have released money as a result of Kylian Mbappe’s departure.”
“I continue to receive information from sources that Osimhen’s primary focus is on the Premier League, which is a positive development for Chelsea and Arsenal. Arsenal, Chelsea, and Paris Saint-Germain would all be ready to pay him the amount of approximately two hundred and fifty thousand pounds every week.
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Falcons Advance to Final Qualifying Round After Narrow Win Over Cameroon
Nigeria’s Super Falcons advanced to the Paris 2024 final qualification round after defeating Cameroon 1-0 in Abuja on Monday. After preventing Cameroon from scoring in the first leg of the third round game at Douala, the Falcons approached the second leg determined to win.
Esther Okoronkwo was the hero of the match since her goal in the fourteenth minute was sufficient to advance the Falcons ahead of the competition. Cameroon was the team that the Falcons competed against in the Olympic qualifying tournament for the last time, which was in the race for the London 2012 games.
After the Falcons won the first leg of the match 2-1, the Cameroonians went on to win the second leg of the match 2-1 as well. They then went on to win the match on penalty shootout, which allowed them to qualify for the Olympic Games in 2012.
