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According to reports, Victor Osimhen, a forward for the Super Eagles, said that agents and club officials forced his 2020 transfer from Lille to Napoli through while his father was near death.
Osimhen stated in a leaked testimony to Italy’s Guardia di Finanza, which was reported by La Repubblica, that he was not given access to a draft of his contract and that he felt excluded from the talks between Lille executives and Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis.
One of the most talked-about transactions of the 2020 summer was Osimhen’s €70 million move, but his suspected dishonest accounting has now led to a financial inquiry in Italy.
Jean Gerard, my former agent, had conveyed genuine interest from Napoli, but he was solely focused on my transfer and not on my father’s condition. According to Punch, Osimhen stated, “I just wanted to know how he was doing; I didn’t have the mental capacity to think about football at the time.”
He recalled being summoned to a meeting in Nice with Lille president Gerard Lopez and sporting director Luis Campos, where he was told the transfer had already been agreed upon.
“They told me I should move to Napoli, that there was already an agreement in principle and that, due to the pandemic, it was a good opportunity for Lille. But I knew nothing about it,” he added.
Osimhen said he was devastated to learn that his father had died during the talks. “I was extremely angry with Lille and my agent because I hadn’t been able to see him before he died. They even told me I would have to leave for Naples the next day, without even realising my father’s death,” he said.
He claimed he had not seen the contract before signing it, saying, “He asked me if I had seen the contract, but I hadn’t received anything.”
The 25-year-old eventually dismissed his agent and brought in William D’Avila, who concluded the deal alongside Napoli’s Maurizio Micheli and other officials in July 2020.
Italian prosecutors are now investigating whether Napoli and Lille inflated the value of several lesser-known players to disguise the true cost of the deal.
Three youth players: Luigi Liguori, Claudio Manzi, and Ciro Palmieri, were listed in the transaction but never played for Lille, further deepening suspicions about the transfer’s legitimacy.
