Chelsea, this summer came out of the race to sign Viktor Osimhen

Chelsea tried to sign a new striker for a while, but Enzo Maresca did not manage to sign the world-class aggressor.

Blues were associated with several aggressors, including Victor Gyokeres, Ivan Toney and Victor Osimhen last summer.

However, none of them were signed and the search was made to continue this summer.

According to Ofside was caught Sources, Chelsea, Victor Osimhen decided to step back from the race to sign.

So far, the Nigerian striker is not considered one of the main goals for summer transfer plans.

While Blues had previously been completely in the Osimhen race, the interests recently cooled.

After the arm 28 goals in 32 matches this season Osimhen for Galatasaray has once again drew attention to the world’s largest clubs, Including Manchester United.

Blues are now in the spotlight to explore other options to strengthen their attacks: Victor Gyokeres and Names like Benjamin Sesco are higher in Chelsea’s list.

Meanwhile, combined and Juventus remains in the race for Osimhen.

The Red Devils plan to restore a great restoration with doubts about the future of Rasmus Hoøjlund and Joshua Zirczee.

Osimhen is seen as a top-level striker who can lead a man to combine a person next season.

Chelsea is no longer interested in Victor Osimhen

Juventus is now working on a plan to sign a napoli player in Galatasaray’s loan. Together with Dusan Vlahovic, the club sees the World Cup, Italian Club Osimheni as an ideal replacement.

The strong relations between Juventus Director Cristiano Gidolti and Osimhen’s agency can help in future negotiations.

Chelsea’s withdrawal may change the dynamics of the transfer fight for Nigeria, Osimhen’s future is still open: it is not possible to decide to join the race between this and summer.

Luciano Spalletti described the Nigerian player as a ‘Great striker’.

Ipswich aggressor Liam Delap is another striker in Chelsea’s radar After effective speeches this season.

Chelsea is working on an agreement to bring 28-year-old Premier League star Stamford Bridge