Man United confident of beating Chelsea to the signing of Victor Osimhen

Manchester United has struggled to score goals continuously this season, and they have identified Victor Osimin as a solution to their problems.

The 26 -year -old Nigerian international is currently working on his loan in Galatasaray in Türkiye, and has 29 goals and six assists in all competitions. It is expected to be in a state of move in summer, and Napoli will leave permanently.

According to former Manchester United, Make Braun, the Red Devils are confident of the player’s signature despite the interest from Chelsea. The blues are keen on the Nigerian international, and it remains to see where it ends.

“Man United are not the only ones interested. I have given a look at it and there are a few others who expect it to be running,” Brown told football Insider.

“But what I hear, United are confident that he can convince him of their choice.”

There is no doubt that Osimhen is one of the best attackers in the world, and it can prove that it is a strong acquisition of Manchester United. The 26 -year -old will be a great upgrade to players like Rasmus Hojlund and Joshu Zirkze.

Both players were very sewn this season, and they needed more support in the attack. Manchester United hopes to struggle for the prizes next season, and they need great quality players at their disposal.

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Victor Osimin would improve both clubs

OSIMHEN is a performance installed at the highest level, and has helped Napoli win the league title in recent seasons. He also showed his quality in the Champions League, and there is no doubt that he has physical and technical features to do a good job in England. It will be interesting to know where it ends.

Chelsea can use more quality in the attack as well, and Osimin will be an upgrade on Nicholas Jackson. The Blues presses to rehabilitate the Champions League, and they need more quality on the side if they want to do a good job through multiple competitions next season.

Meanwhile, recent reports claimed that Liverpool also kept it.