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In an interview, Didier Drogba has stated, and it has been confirmed, that Victor Osimhen will be a player for Chelsea Football Club in the upcoming season. This news is breaking on the heels of Fabrizio Romano’s announcement. This summer, Victor Osimhen will be joining Chelsea. according to the former Chelsea player, who has revealed the news.

William Gallas has likened Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen to Chelsea legend Didier Drogba, predicting a significant impact for Osimhen in the Premier League due to his strength and speed.

 

Reports suggest that Osimhen plans to leave Napoli at the end of the current season. In an interview with CBS, Osimhen hinted at his future plans, asserting his independence in decision-making and expressing optimism despite past setbacks.

 

Chelsea seems to be leading the race to sign Osimhen, but they face competition from other Premier League clubs like Arsenal, as well as teams across Europe. The 25-year-old’s relationship with Napoli has soured this season, exacerbated by a social media controversy following a missed penalty.

 

Osimhen’s current season has been challenging, marred by injuries and inconsistent performances. However, his 2022-23 season was outstanding, with 31 goals in 39 appearances across all competitions. His scoring prowess was pivotal in Napoli clinching their first Serie A title in over three decades. Additionally, Osimhen’s efforts in the Champions League helped Napoli reach the quarterfinals before being ousted by AC Milan.

 

This season, injuries have limited Osimhen’s playing time and goal tally, with eight goals in 18 games. Concerns over his fitness have dampened his overall impact on Napoli’s campaign.

 

As the transfer window approaches, uncertainty looms over Osimhen’s future. Chelsea and other interested clubs are closely monitoring the situation surrounding the talented striker, eager to see how the developments unfold.

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