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Super Eagles star Victor Osimhen is getting more support for his potential move to Al Ahli from Napoli this summer.
Nigerian international Victor Osimhen's reported transfer to join Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli from Napoli continues to be a hot topic in the football world.
As the striker edges closer to a potential move to the Saudi Pro League, support is growing from players who have made similar career choices.
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09:19 - 30.08.2024
He chose Arab money over Chelsea - Fans react as Osimhen nears Al-Ahli move after Napoli quick notice
Nigeria's Victor Osimhen has reportedly accepted to join Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli from Napoli, sending football fans into a frenzy.
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Osimhen to Al Ahli
According to reports, Al Ahli and Napoli have agreed to a fee for the striker. The proposed deal includes:
Both clubs have reportedly agreed on a total package worth €80 million and a four-year contract for Osimhen, worth €25-30 million per season net, which includes a release clause as requested by the player.
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But while Osimhen is yet to give his final approval, with Chelsea still in the race, the potential move has sparked intense discussion among fans, pundits, and fellow players.
Abu Azeez Backs Osimhen's Decision
Nigerian Beach Soccer legend Abu Azeez has publicly defended Osimhen's potential move to Saudi Arabia on social media.
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Azeez's support carries particular weight given his recent career decision to leave the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) for the Bangladesh Premier League.
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Azeez, who describes himself as being in the 'chasing the bag' moment of his career, shared his perspective on social media:
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"When Oscar left Chelsea for China, you didnt talk about age or prime, just leave Victor to collect his sherebe and leave his age alone, Na by force to win Balon?"
Azeez's statement challenges critics who question Osimhen's decision based on his age and potential.
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His own move to Bangladesh was motivated by the vastly improved welfare and consistent salary payments, in contrast to the inconsistencies he experienced in the NPFL.
Azeez’s thought comes on the heels of comments made by former Super Eagles striker and AFCON 2013 winner Brown Ideye who also weighed in on the situation.
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Drawing from his own experience of moving to China, Ideye offered advice to his national team colleague, suggesting that such moves can be beneficial for a player's career and financial security.
The support from players like Abu Azeez and Brown Ideye, who have made similar moves for financial security and improved welfare, adds a new dimension to the debate.
Their experiences highlight the complex decisions players face when balancing career aspirations, financial opportunities, and personal well-being.
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