Victor Osimhen's transfer saga is finally coming to an expected end, with recent reports claiming that the striker is set to complete a switch to Naples in few hours.
The young forward has been a subject of transfer rumour in recent weeks. Several Premier League cubs including likes of Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham have all been credited with interest for the Lille frontman.
Despite their interest, Osimhen is expected complete an €80 million move to the Italian city of Napoli in the coming hours.
According to latest reports by Le10sport, the player has carefully weighed his options and have chosen to join the Italian club.
Renowned football journalist, Manu Lonjon confirmed on Friday that Liverpool and Tottenham made an offer, but the Super Eagles striker will sign for Napoli.
“Osimhen will sign in Naples. Liverpool has come forward, Tottenham too, but everything is done with Naples. He is expected to sign with Napoli in the next few hours, barring a huge turnaround. Lille is finalizing with Naples," said the reporter on Twitch .
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