Al Ahli Reach Agreement to sign Victor Osimhen, Bills Medical

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By Amaechi Agbo

Italian side, Napoli and Saudi Pro League side, Al Ahli have reached agreement for the signing of Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen.
Osimhen, Ostracised from the Napoli squad by coach Antonio Conte has been in the transfer news since July.
With the September 1 transfer deadline close, Napoli and Al Ahli have now reached agreement for Osimhen’s transfer in a deal worth €80 million in packages
Osimhen, though not yet agreed personal terms, is expected to sign a four-year deal worth €30 million in a year. Al Ahli has booked medical for the 24 years old forward.
“Napoli reach total agreement with Al Ahli for Victor Osimhen!
“Club to club deal done for €75/80m total package, Al Ahli have already booked a medical.
“Four year contract worth €25/30m per season net to Osimhen + RELEASE clause,” transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano reported.
Chelsea is also in discussion with Osimhen on a possible move to the Stamford Bridge with a loan offer and option to sign him permanently.

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