Victor Oshimhen on the verge of extending contract with SSC Napoli

In the latest football development, prolific striker Victor Oshimhen is on the brink of finalizing a contract extension with SSC Napoli. Reports from reliable sources, including renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano, suggest that the Nigerian forward is poised to commit to Napoli until 2026. The contract is anticipated to include a notable contract release clause, with a projected value of 130 million euros (equivalent to 112 million pounds).

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This development carries significant implications, especially for Chelsea, who have been linked with an interest in Oshimhen for the upcoming winter transfer window. The inclusion of a release clause at 112 million pounds could prove advantageous for Chelsea, as Napoli might otherwise demand a higher fee, considering their initial expenditure of 75 million to secure Oshimhen.

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For Chelsea, currently facing a pressing need for a striker, the potential availability of Oshimhen with a release clause adds a strategic dimension to their winter transfer plans. If Chelsea proceeds with the purchase at the reported price of 112 million pounds, it would mark a record-breaking transfer fee for the Premier League’s winter transfer period.

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<p>This figure surpasses the existing record held by Enzo Fernández but falls short of the overall EPL transfer record of 115 million pounds set by Moises Caicedo. The football world awaits the finalization of Oshimhen’s contract extension and the ensuing developments in the winter transfer market.</p>
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