Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen has reportedly called Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s agent a “piece of filth” and a “disgrace” after he made some audacious statement about his future.
Kvaratskhelia’s agent, Mamuka Jugeli, came under fire from Osimhen after he shared his thoughts on the Nigeria international future in a recent interview with 1Tv, a Georgian media outlet.
Here, he compared his client to Osimhen and asserted that, despite last month’s contract extension at the Serie A club, Napoli’s target man would join a Saudi Pro League side in the summer.
Jugeli said: “Osimhen signed a new contract, but do you really think he will spend his entire career at Napoli?” Jugeli said in an interview with 1Tv via La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“I can already tell you he will go to Saudi Arabia next summer. Napoli have raised his salary, but Khvicha would not accept such a transfer even for €1 billion.”
Jugeli added: “He’d rather play for Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Barcelona or Manchester City. Kvaratskhelia has different targets and preferences.”
Osimhen, who scored 31 goals in 39 games the previous season, has long been linked to a transfer to one of the best teams in Europe.
Given that he recently responded to a fan on social media, some believe he hinted at a potential future move to Premier League team Chelsea.
According to SportBible, the striker has downplayed his potential transfer to the Saudi Pro League. Early on Wednesday morning, he made an explicit statement in response to Jugeli’s remarks on his Instagram story.
What Did Osimhen Say About Kvaratskhelia’s Agent, Jugeli?
“Dear Mamuka Jugeli, you are a piece of filth and a disgrace,” he wrote. “I’m embarrassed at your sense of reasoning. Dumb f***. KEEP MY NAME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH!”.
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Osimhen, who has also been linked to Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain, had an incredible £120 million offer for his services in July of last year from Saudi Pro League team Al Hilal.
Al-Hilal was allegedly going to return with a revised offer that included a weekly salary package of £1 million.
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