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"He's a superstar" - Journalist raves over Man United target who could cost The Glazers £100m

Manchester United may have to fork out as much as £100million in order to welcome ‘superstar’ Victor Osimhen to Old Trafford this summer, according to journalist Conor Clancy.

The Red Devils are under new leadership, with Erik ten Hag officially taking over as the club’s new manager after the season’s climax at the weekend, and it appears a move for Napoli frontman Osimhen could be on the cards.

Osimhen only joined Napoli in a big-money deal less than two years ago, but it appears a move away from the Serie A side may be in the offing as the summer transfer window approaches.

According to Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport, via Sport Witness, Manchester United and Arsenal are interested in luring the striker to the Premier League.

La Repubblica have revealed Arsenal have had a £77million bid pushed back by Napoli amid additional interest from AC Milan.

The Gunners’ proposal falls short of what Manchester United offered last month, when a bid worth in the region of £85.7million was tabled.

Napoli are in the driving seat when it comes to negotiations as Osimhen’s £112,000-per-week contract still has more than three years to run.

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Clancy rates Osimhen highly and believes Manchester United’s owners – the Glazers – will have to shatter their club-record transfer fee in order to tempt Napoli into selling their prised asset.

The Serie A journalist feels the 23-year-old could be sold this summer, but only if his current employers’ financial expectations are met.

Clancy told GIVEMESPORT: “I think he’s the next £100million sale from Serie A, whether it’s this summer or next summer.

“He’s not going to go cheap. Napoli signed him for

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