The reason why Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich cut off contact with Victor Osimhen has been revealed by the German media.
The Nigerian star is one of the best strikers in the world right now.
Osimhen is having a great season with Napoli and could win the Serie A title tonight if they beat Udinese.
However, it is still unclear whether Super Eagle will continue to accompany the Partenopei next season.
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However, Manchester United have focused on Harry Kane, which is not good news for the 24-year-old as Chelsea have yet to decide whether to sign him.
As a result, Bayern Munich have also been listed among their pursuers. But the Germans quickly abandoned the race.
According to Sky Germany, the relationship between Victor Osimhen and Bayern Munich has cooled due to his price.
Napoli want 150 million euros for their striker while Bayern Munich do not want to spend more than 100 million euros on replacement Robert Lewandowski. Furthermore, Victor Osimhen has 26 goals and 5 assists in 33 games in all competitions this season for Napoli.
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Arsenal ready to shell out £45m to sign Ghanaian star Mohammed Kudus - report
Premier League giants Arsenal are trying to sign Ghanaian star Mohammed Kudus from Ajax this summer.
Kudus, who has scored 18 goals in all competitions this season, has caught the eye of Arsenal and other top international clubs.
The Gunners seem to be the most important candidates to sign the midfielder who is in high form in the upcoming transfer window.
According to Sportsworldghana, Arsenal are willing to pay a fee of £ 45 million to get the services of the Ghana international.
Furthermore, the Black Star midfielder is on the radar of other top European clubs, including Dortmund, AC Milan and Manchester United. Kudus is rated as the best U23 dribbler in the world, surpassing Real Madrid and Bayern Munich stars Vinicius Jnr and Jamal Musiala.
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