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    Osimhen chooses Saudi Arabia’s Al Ahli over Chelsea

    Vincent OsuwoBy Vincent OsuwoAugust 30, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    Super Eagles forward Victor Osimhen has turned down an offer to join Chelsea Football Club.

    According to Skysport in Italy, the Nigerian forward would choose to join Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli in a four-year deal with his old club, with Napoli expecting to pay £67.3 million (€80 million) plus add-ons for the Nigerian international.

    Recall that the Napoli talisman had supposedly agreed to join Chelsea on a €350,000 weekly salary, bringing him one step closer to fulfilling his dream Premier League move.

    However, some significant news about the Chelsea target shows that Osimhen would rather play in the Saudi Pro League.

    Details later…

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