Victor Osimhen, a Napoli striker, has been linked to Bayern Munich and has been seen in Germany.
After leaving Berlin's renowned Adlon Kempinski hotel with his fiancée Stephanie Ladewig and their one-year-old daughter Hailey True, the Scudetto winner was photographed outside the building.
The 24-year-old, who won't play until Sunday when the Serie A winners take on Bologna in their penultimate match of the season, is certain to draw attention in Naples and quicken hearts in Bavaria after the Bundesliga's big clubs showed persistent interest in the player.
Osimhen is sought-after by a number of teams, including Thomas Tuchel's team. Should Manchester United be unsuccessful in their pursuit of Harry Kane, they are also keeping a close eye on the striker.
With his record-breaking 2022/23 season, Osimhen broke Samuel Eto'o's mark for the most goals scored by an African player in a single season and passed AC Milan great George Weah as the highest-scoring African player in Serie A history.
However, Napoli is hesitant to part ways with their talisman striker given that they will play in the Champions League the following year.
Aurelio De Laurentiis, the club's owner, was adamant that Napoli would not try to sell their top player so soon, insisting that the champions would hold onto their superstar.
However, De Laurentiis will find it challenging to keep all of his players, since United is considering a transfer for defender Kim Min-jae.
The two parties' negotiations are reportedly moving quickly, and United has found a suitable home for the center back when he moves to Manchester.
Osimhen might have traveled further north to the German capital for different reasons.
Ladewig, a German-Cameroonian, was reared in Wolfsburg, where Osimhen played for two years prior to moving to Serie A, according to BILD.
In order for their daughter to grow up near to her mother's relatives, Ladewig is rumored to be pleading for a return to the Bundesliga.
Osimhen's contract with Napoli expires in two years, and it's thought that he could demand a cost of up to £130 million to lure him away from Campania.
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