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Victor Osimhen takes huge stride towards Al-Hilal transfer as Saudi Pro League side increase offer for Napoli striker to €70m

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  • Osimhen agrees Al Hilal terms
  • Napoli yet to accept offer
  • Race to Club World Cup deadline
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    According to journalistSacha Tavolieri, an agreement between Osimhen and Al-Hilal over personal terms is in place, with the striker set to be paid the equivalent of $35 million (£29m/$40m) as a base rate over the course of his contract - topped up with add-ons. A transfer is nearing completion.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    But, despite the breakthrough with the player, Al-Hilal are still short of an agreement with Napoli. Journalist Gianluca Di Marzio notes that the Saudi giants' best offer is €70m (£59m/$80m) and Napoli want €75m (£63m/$86m).

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    Osimhen's relationship wth Napoli soured last summer, although he still signed a new contract to 2026. That deal is now about to enter its final year, which limits the fee the new Serie A champions can demand for the Nigerian striker, who scored 37 goals during a loan at Galatasaray this past season.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    Negotiations between the clubs over the transfer fee are set to continue. If Al-Hilal are quick, they will be able to use Osimhen at the FIFA Club World Cup, with the mini-transfer window created for the early part of the summer before the tournament closing on June 10.