Primate Ayodele Gives Osimhen Second Chelsea Warning, Tells Him Club to Join
- Nigerian prophet Primate Ayodele has issued a second warning to Victor Osimhen over his future
- Ayodele warned the Super Eagles striker for the second time against joining London club Chelsea
- He advised that the wantaway Napoli star should instead seek a move to a Premier League rival
Nigerian prophet Primate Ayodele has issued a second warning to Victor Osimhen about his future as the Napoli forward seeks a move away from Italy.
Osimhen has been the most talked about and sought-after striker in Europe during this transfer window, as he is expected to leave Napoli after four seasons at the club.
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Paris Saint-Germain were initially in discussions for his signature but walked out of the deal after an agreement could not be reached with the Italian Serie A.
Chelsea have been the club who have sounded out the Neapolitans in the past week for a move, but nothing has materialised with the Blues’ loan offer rebuffed.
Primate Ayodele warns Osimhen again
The Nigerian prophet has spoken to the Super Eagles striker for the second time, warning him that a move to Chelsea could be perilous for his flourishing career.
“Osimhen cannot work in Chelsea, if he goes to Chelsea he will not shine. Let him be looking for Arsenal,” he said in a video circulating on social media.
Ayodele initially warned the Napoli striker weeks ago that he should avoid going to Stamford Bridge at all costs as it could be the end of his career because he will flop.
The move to Chelsea hangs in the balance, with the Blues wanting to do the deal on their terms, while Napoli and Osimhen also insist on their terms with five days left in the window.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano last night reported that Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli are close to reaching an agreement with Napoli over a package worth €65 million, even though the player has yet to agree on personal terms.
Journalist debunks Osimhen's report
Legit.ng reported that a Naples-based journalist debunked reports that Victor Osimhen was demanding £500,000 per week to sign for Chelsea, which the club are unwilling to pay.
The reports originated from the English media, and Vincenzo Credendino debunked it as false news that he wants to be the Premier League’s highest-paid player.
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