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Arsenal offer Napoli more money than PSG for Victor Osimhen

Arsenal are still looking to sign Victor Osimhen from Napoli this summer and have reportedly offered more money than Paris Saint-Germain.

According to Italy-based Radio Radio, the Gunners are ready to pay a higher transfer fee for Osimhen compared to PSG.

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However, the Premier League club is offering a lower salary package for the Nigerian striker.

Osimhen signed a new contract with Napoli in December 2023, which includes an annual salary of €10million and a release clause set at €120-130 million.

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However, so far, no club has met that asking price, prompting Napoli to consider lower offers.

PSG have already seen their bid of €80million rejected by Napoli.

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It has now emerged that Arsenal are willing to go higher, but will not match PSG’s salary offer.

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