Former Chelsea star Jason Cundy has voiced his satisfaction over the club’s decision not to sign Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen during the summer transfer window.
Osimhen, who instead joined Galatasaray from Napoli, was strongly linked with Chelsea, sparking speculation about his potential impact on the squad.

Cundy, speaking on talkSPORT, highlighted how Osimhen’s arrival might have hindered Nicolas Jackson’s development.
According to Cundy, Jackson’s current performances are vital for Chelsea, showcasing the potential of the young forward. He further emphasized the dilemma Chelsea face in finding a suitable backup for Jackson without overshadowing the player’s growth.
Cundy pointed out the lack of a genuine alternative for Jackson in Chelsea’s current lineup, expressing concern over the squad’s depth.

While Christopher Nkunku could have been a viable option, his recent injury issues have left Chelsea short on attacking reinforcements.
The Blues now face a challenge in identifying a forward who complements the squad dynamics without stalling Jackson’s progress.
By opting not to sign Osimhen, Chelsea appear to be prioritizing the long-term development of their young talents while navigating the complexities of squad building.
If he had a different passport than nigeria he would be there but africans are second class players