Victor Osimhen's performances this season have put the Nigerian striker in the sights of many top Premier League clubs, including Manchester United and Chelsea. The former Lille star has been impressive for Napoli this season and has earned him praise and accolades from football fans and pundits around the world.
Napoli's No. 9 is ranked among the best strikers in Europe's top leagues this season, level with Robert Lewandowski, Harry Kane, Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe.
Earlier this year, Victor Osimhen hit the milestone of scoring his 100th goal for the club and he did it faster than Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
Victor Osimhen was able to score 100 goals at club level after playing fewer games, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have reached the same milestone. According to One Football, it took Lionel Messi 210 club matches before he could hit 100 goals at club level while Cristiano Ronaldo scored 100 club goals in 301 appearances. With Victor Osimhen, the Nigerian striker has reached 100 goals for the club after 197 appearances.
Victor Osimhen - 100 goals in 197 appearances
Lionel Messi - 100 club goals in 210 games
Cristiano Ronaldo - 100 club goals in 301 games
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Black Stars centre-back Mohammed Salisu has emerged as a top target for Newcastle United, who are set to activate his £15million release clause.
Salisu, 23, is a key member of the Premier League side, with Southampton making 21 appearances for the Saints this season.
He was also a key member of the Black Stars team at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where his stellar performance appeared to have caught the eye of Newcastle manager Eddie Howe.
As the Warblers try to secure a spot in this season's Champions League, they believe the Ghana defender can help bolster their defence if they qualify for Europe's top club competition.
This season, Southampton have not played at their optimal form and with relegation, Newcastle are hoping for a £15m bid for the player. Salisu, who joined The Saints from Real Valladolid in 2020, has just 18 months left on his contract and could be pressured to leave the club if relegated.
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