Victor Osimhen is going through a complicated period with Napoli. Andrea Stacioli/InsidePhoto/Panoramic
The Italian club published a press statement to clarify its position, after a racist video clip was broadcast on the club’s social media sites.
Naples administration breaks its silence. We must say that she has finally come out of silence. In addition to inconsistent results and an already challenged coach, Rudi Garcia, the Italian champions have suffered a major crisis. Victor Osimhen, Napoli’s top scorer last season, has already been mocked in a video posted on Napoli’s official TikTok account. The video was quickly deleted. However, it has been widely adopted. “A dangerous fact that causes very serious harm to the player and increases the treatment that the boy was subjected to in the recent period between the media trial and fake news.», said the agent of the former Lille player Roberto Calenda, suggesting that this story could be resolved in court.
After removing photos related to the club on Instagram and being disdained by his teammates upon his arrival at the training center, the 24-year-old Nigerian international actively participated in the victory over Udine (4-1) on Wednesday evening in the Italian League. She took the opportunity to give a much-talked about dim look at Rudi Garcia…
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The door closed last summer
However, the club has published A I reported This Thursday, ensuringI never meant to offend or mock Victor Osimhen, the club’s artistic asset“All while remembering that Naples.”He strongly rejected all offers to move the striker abroad“We know that Paris Saint-Germain was one of the main competitors for his signature, before he turned to the Portuguese Gonçalo Ramos.”On social media, especially on TikTok, expressive language has always been created with lightness and creativity, without, in Osimhen’s case, any intention of ridicule or ridicule.Can we still read in this press release. However, if Victor saw any abuse towards him, it was foreign to any will of the company.» Including the verb.
