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Osimhen To Chelsea: Former Teammate Ogu Hints At Potential Move To Stamford Bridge

Victor Osimhen, the prolific Napoli striker, could be on the verge of a high-profile move to Chelsea, according to hints dropped by his former Nigerian international teammate, John Ogu.

As transfer rumors swirl, Ogu’s recent comments have fueled speculation that Stamford Bridge could be the next destination for the Nigerian star.

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Osimhen, who has been linked with several top European clubs, has long harbored ambitions of playing in the English Premier League. His admiration for Chelsea legend Didier Drogba is well-documented, and mab    ny believe he could follow in the Ivorian’s footsteps by donning the blue jersey.

“Playing in the Premier League has always been a dream of mine,” Osimhen has previously stated, echoing sentiments that align with a potential Chelsea move.

Chelsea, on the other hand, has struggled in recent seasons to find a consistent goal scorer. With Romelu Lukaku’s future uncertain and a gap in their attacking options, Osimhen’s profile as a powerful and clinical forward makes him an ideal target for the Blues.

However, the financial aspect of the deal remains a significant hurdle. Napoli is reportedly demanding a fee of around €130 million for their star player, a figure that would test even Chelsea’s considerable financial resources.

The situation is further complicated by Osimhen’s salary demands. However, the potential departures of high earners like Lukaku, Raheem Sterling, and Ben Chilwell could free up the necessary funds to bring Osimhen to London.

Ogu’s comments have intensified the ongoing discussions around Osimhen’s future. With their close friendship, Ogu may have insights that others lack, adding credibility to his hints.

As the transfer window progresses, Osimhen’s potential move to Chelsea is set to be one of the most closely watched sagas of the summer, with the possibility of reshaping Chelsea’s attacking prowess for years to come.