Osimhen has attracted a large number of European clubs as well as footballers. According to reports in the media, both Manchester United and Arsenal are interested in the Nigerian attacker.

Despite the fact that Napoli will not want to sell the striker, every player has a price, and the rumoured £84 million asking price would be impossible to turn down for any team.

Chelsea attacker Armando Broja, who is now on loan at Southampton, will be the focus of Napoli's attention, according to Italian source Alfredo Pedulla.

In the long run, Napoli could make a lot of money if they sell Osimhen for a lot of money and invest in Broja for a lot less, which would be great.

Osimhen was valued at £84m, while Broja was valued at €30m in a report, although you'd expect it to be substantially less than that.

In the event that a buy-back clause or anything similar is included in the agreement, Chelsea may be willing to accept a lower asking price.