Manchester United Want To Sign Napoli Star For £40 million: Will The Deal Be Possible? | OneFootball

Manchester United have gone through a disastrous season in the Premier League this season, where they are languishing at the bottom of the points table. The only way they can play in Europe next season, if they can win the UEFA Europa League this season. One of the issues that they have faced this season in the Premier League is a lack of consistent goal-scoring abilities.

The strikers like Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee have not been prolific in front of goal, and hence the Red Devils need to sign a world-class striker who can provide them with consistent goals next season. The summer transfer window will be an important time for the hierarchy to strengthen their squad to get back to a competitive level.

Manchester United Want To Sign Victor Osimhen For £40 million

The Daily Mirror has reported that the club are interested in signing Napoli striker Victor Osimhen. They want to sign him for a cut price of £40 million. The Nigerian has been one of the best strikers in the world and has been in superb form this season as well. The Serie A club don’t want to retain him anymore, and he was loaned off to Galatasaray till the end of the season. Osimhen has scored 21 goals in 25 matches so far in the Süper Lig 2024/2025 season.

Will the Deal Be Possible?

The performance of the Nigerian has attracted the attention of several clubs, and he will be a hot commodity in the transfer market. Osimhen is a powerhouse striker—lightning-fast, lethal in the box, and a nightmare for defenders. His aerial dominance, relentless work rate, and knack for clutch goals make him elite. With sharp movement and clinical finishing, he’s a complete forward who thrives under pressure, lighting up any attack.

Napoli won’t let Osimhen go for £40 million—United’s offer is way too low. He is their star, worth double that after his Serie A heroics. His goals and market value make him untouchable at that price. Napoli know replacing him would cost a fortune, so they will demand more.