Saudi Pro League club Al-Ahli are intensifying efforts to sign Napoli’s star striker Victor Osimhen, with the club reportedly willing to include an exit clause in any potential deal. Al-Ahli has already made a significant offer of €70 million for the Super Eagles forward, and negotiations are ongoing as they seek to persuade him to make the move.
According to Sky Italy, the proposed deal would see Osimhen earn an impressive €30 million annually on a four-year contract, with the added security of an exit clause. This clause could potentially allow Osimhen to leave the club under specified conditions, making the deal more attractive to the Nigerian international.
Meanwhile, Premier League side Chelsea is reportedly exploring alternative options for their striker position, with Brentford’s Ivan Toney emerging as a potential target. Chelsea’s interest in Toney may be influenced by Al-Ahli’s pursuit of Osimhen, as the London club looks to solidify its attacking lineup before the transfer window closes.
