Chelsea To Pay 130m Euros Release Clause For Osimhen

Napoli have told Premier League club Chelsea they will have to pay the full release clause of about 130 Million Euros to sign Victor Osimhen in the summer.

The Standard reported that Napoli are demanding the full amount on the release clause for the 25-year-old striker.

Other big admirers of the Super Eagles striker like PSG and Arsenal will also have to pay the price to get their man.

Osimhen has made it clear he will quit the Serie A champions this summer and Napoli themselves are prepared for his exit, but at a huge price.

Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis said this week there is a release clause in the new contract that Osimhen signed recently.


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