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According to Fabrizio Romano, the transfer of Victor Osimhen is imminent as Chelsea submits their official bid.

 



Chelsea have made a decisive move in the race to sign Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, submitting an official bid as confirmed by renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. 

The Nigerian forward has been at the center of transfer speculation for months, with several top European clubs expressing interest.

 Chelsea’s offer signals their serious intent to land the prolific goalscorer, who has a €130 million release clause in his contract, which runs until June 2026.

Osimhen has reportedly made it clear that he prefers to continue his career in Europe, despite interest from Saudi clubs such as Al Ahli. 

His preference aligns with Chelsea’s vision of rebuilding their squad with elite young talent.

 Manchester United have also shown interest and remain in the background, monitoring the situation closely, although they have yet to make a formal bid.

Fabrizio Romano reports that United are well aware of Osimhen’s qualities and are contemplating a move, but financial aspects including the high release clause and the striker’s wage demands could be potential stumbling blocks.


Osimhen's form has been sensational, especially during his loan stint at Galatasaray, where he netted 35 goals in 39 appearances. This remarkable run has only increased his market value and attracted more suitors.

With Chelsea making the first official move, the pressure is now on other interested clubs to respond. If no one meets his release clause before the end of June, when it reportedly drops to €80 million, the summer transfer saga involving Osimhen could take an even more dramatic turn.

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