News

Manchester United tempt Super Eagles star with ₦75million per week

The Red Devils are desperately looking for reinforcements, and they have identified the Super Eagles star as the perfect fit 

Former Premier League champions Manchester United are willing to pay Osimhen ₦75million in wages per week if he agrees to join them this summer.

Osimhen has been the subject of numerous transfer talks. Top Premier League sides Liverpool, Arsenal, Newcastle United, and Manchester United have all been linked with a move for the Napoli talisman.

The high demand for his services is not far-fetched, as Osimhen is one of the hottest strikers in Europe. The former Lille man has struck 18 times in 31 appearances for Napoli.

Manchester United have had a shambolic season, but they would look to incumbent manager Erik Ten Hag to turn their fortunes around next season.

Many players would be on their way out of Old Trafford this summer as the Red Devils look to take a new shape moving forward.

According to teamtalk, Ten Hag wants to bring Osimhen to Manchester. Manchester United face a challenging task luring the Nigeria international, but they are looking to entice Osimhen by doubling his current earnings.

Teamtalk reports that Osimhen would earn £146,000(₦75million) per week if he joins the former Premier League champions.

However, Manchester United would need to cough out at least £85milion if they want Napoli to budge.

 

Kelvin Omachonu

Share
Published by
Kelvin Omachonu

Recent Posts

Oparanozie calls for improvement in Gusau’s handling of Simon Moses, Troost-Ekong, and Sanusi visits

Former Super Falcons forward Desire Oparanozie has criticized the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) for not… Read More

13 hours ago

“We made over $80 million profit” – Nigeria’s Super Eagles contribute to the most profitable AFCON in history

President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Patrice Motsepe has lifted the veil on… Read More

14 hours ago

Alex Iwobi surpasses Mikel Obi’s Premier League record with Chelsea after impressive showing in Fulham win over Crystal Palace

Nigerian midfielder Alex Iwobi became the Super Eagles player with the fourth-highest number of English… Read More

15 hours ago

Humble Beginnings: Yahya Subair dares to dream big in the face of obstacles

From the bustling streets of Lagos to the hallowed grounds of Italian football, Yahya Olayemi… Read More

15 hours ago

Nigeria get WAFCON 2024 update to claim South Africa’s crown as CAF unveils plan to beat schedule crunch

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has shed light on the fate of the 15th… Read More

16 hours ago

Victor Boniface: West Ham’s transfer hopes dim following Bayer Leverkusen & Nigeria star’s new comments

West Ham United's plans to sign Victor Boniface may be in jeopardy after the Nigerian… Read More

17 hours ago