Former Chelsea Premier League-winning coach set to grow to be Osimhen’s boss

Former Chelsea and Juventus supervisor, Antonio Conte, is on the verge of turning into Napoli’s new coach after spending a yr on the sidelines, Soccernet.ng stories.

A serial winner, Conte has received league titles with Chelsea, Juventus and Inter Milan, and is famous for his avid three-defender formation that retains his staff’s defence strong.

Osimhen and Napoli had a drop-off in type this season, mounting a horrific title defence as they ended the season in tenth place on the league desk.

The Nigerian striker scored 26 league targets within the 2022/2023 season below Luciano Spalleti, however on account of accidents, he was capable of file 15 targets this time period, below three coaches. Rudi Garcia, Walter Mazzarri and Francesco Calzona all graced the dugout on the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, however none discovered consistency.

As per La Gazzetta dello Sport, Napoli and Conte have reached an settlement to make the 54-year-old their coach. The Italian will signal a three-year contract and earn an annual wage of 8 million euros per season, alongside some bonuses associated to the targets achieved by the staff.

Together with his announcement imminent, Conte’s precedence is a brand new striker, with Victor Osimhen’s exit on the horizon. Romelu Lukaku is singled out as a possible signing and could possibly be an ideal match for Napoli, as he is aware of the league nicely, and was a Champion below Conte with Inter Milan. Lukaku has scored 70 targets and offered 21 assists in 129 Serie A video games.

Chelsea can be keen to simply accept an change that might see Osimhen go to the Blues. The previous Lille man has been longing to play within the English Premier League, whereas Lukaku would head to Naples.

With Osimhen’s launch clause set at round €130m, an change take care of Chelsea and Lukaku will go away Napoli with a web optimistic between 80 and 90 million.

Osimhen’s damage has dominated him out of Nigeria’s upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers in opposition to South Africa and Benin Republic.