As the winter transfer season nears its re-launch, the talk in the soccer world is hot. Among them, the Premier League transfer of Bori shot-stopper Vitor Osungham is the center of attention. It has been reported that an intermediary has been pushing hard for the Nigerian striker to Manchester United and has proposed a deal with the intention of using Helen and Joshua Shukes as bargaining chips.
The latest reports in the British media state that during Dryland's tenure at the Bohri team, Vitor Osenhan was not included in the team's future plans. As a result, he was loaned out to Galatasaray in the first half of the season. With the winter transfer window approaching, middlemen are beginning to look for a new home for Vitor Ossenhan. Apart from Manchester United, Arsenal and Aston Villa have also emerged as potential options, but Manchester United is obviously more attractive.
In order to facilitate Ossenhan's transfer, the Bori have lowered their demand for him, even lowering the price to £60 million (about HK$580 million) and are willing to make a player swap. For their part, the team has shown strong interest in Helen and Joshua Shukes. Once the deal is finalized, it will be a win-win deal for both parties.
