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Unfinished the season, with an assured Ligue 1 title, the PSG themes at this time begin to focus on the month of June. In conjunction with Parisian, they are already thinking about a future without Lionel Messi and Neymar, and Luis Campos, heavily criticized since his arrival, has already started working to design the next season, where the main objective is to sign one of the 'Scudetto' figures from Napoli.
As it is remembered, last Thursday, Napoli was able to break a drought of more than three decades without seeing the 'Scudetto' after drawing 1-1 against Udinese, with a goal by Victor Osimhen. The Nigerian, who had a magnificent season that gave the 'Blues' a title after 33 years.
In that sense, as reported by 'RMC Sport', PSG would be willing to make a big economic effort to secure Osimhen's services. Although Naples has no intention of selling their Serie A top scorer, the €100 million offered by the Parisians for his transfer could change their minds.
The truth is that the French team does not rule out the possibility of investing so that the Nigerian becomes Kylian Mbappé's new attacking partner, who does have a guaranteed place for next season.
Now, we will have to see what happens in the coming weeks, but the truth is that Osimhen could lead the 'revolution' within a battered Paris Saint-Germain squad that could lose more than one renowned figure for next season.
Osimhen's goal activated the seismographs
With a goal from Victor Osimhen, Napoli drew with Udinese (1-1) last Thursday and became Serie A champion for the third time in its history. As expected, the Italian city poured out to celebrate its victory in the league, after 33 years, to the point that the seismographs registered the fans' excitement during the game and the subsequent party.
The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) published a report showing how the stations of the National Seismic Network clearly noticed the excitement of the fans, especially thanks to a seismograph located about 2 kilometers from the Diego Armando Maradona stadium.
"Seismic stations have very high sensitivity and those installed in urban centers can also record many aspects of everyday life that leave a trace in the anthropogenic noise produced by a city," the INGV said.
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