In a video that lasted 44 seconds on social media, the cleric made this declaration.
Ayodele said, “I want to quickly advise as directly that Osimhen should not go to Chelsea because if he does, he will not shine and it will kill his career.”
“NFF, if Osimhen should go to Chelsea, don’t call him again, and also calling him to the Super Eagles still needs to be previewed properly because we have what it takes to the World Cup and Nations Cup,” said the club.
The primate has already predicted the London club several times. He also said in 2023 that the English Premier League team was cursed and needed to be cleaned up.
“Chelsea are a complete team. They will not function again if they are not careful. He said that those who bought Chelsea should return to the owner and receive his blessings.
“Otherwise, Chelsea is currently plagued by a curse if they put 10 strikers, 20 defenders, and the world’s best goalkeeper. You must take these words seriously if you want to advance; otherwise, Chelsea could go to relegation.
“For them to wake up to the challenge that is ahead of them, any team that now faces Chelsea can beat them; they need spiritual cleansing for them to beat them.”
After a deal for Samuel Omorodion of Atletico Madrid failed, the Blues are eager to sign the Nigerian striker who can guarantee them goals.
On their wish list, it is said that Osimhen, 25, is highly anticipated to lead their line during the 2024–25 season.
Following impressive seasons with Napoli, the Lagos-born striker has become one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe. He has been linked to moves to Chelsea, Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, and Liverpool, among others.
Nevertheless, his costly €130m remains a challenge, as PSG and other suitors have withdrawn, leaving Chelsea as the only European team that is still interested in signing him.
Napoli is trying hard to get the Nigerian striker out of their grasp with only a few weeks left before the transfer window closes. With Chelsea still interested in him, Osimhen appears to be heading to Stamford Bridge.
