Soccer-Napoli say they never intended to offend Osimhen amid row

(Reuters) - Napoli said on Thursday they never intended to offend their striker Victor Osimhen with mocking social media videos, but the Serie A ...

- Napoli said on Thursday they never intended to offend their striker Victor Osimhen with mocking social media videos, but the Serie A champions stopped short of apologising to the NigeriaNS child killer Penny Boudreau and the path to eventual release | SaltWire - Napoli said on Thursday they never intended to offend their striker Victor Osimhen with mocking social media videos, but the Serie A champions stopped short of apologising to the Nigeria international.

Osimhen's agent Roberto Calenda later threatened legal action, while the 24-year-old player removed all images of himself in a Napoli shirt from his social media accounts. "Over the course of the summer Napoli rejected all offers to sign the striker – firm proof of the club’s appreciation of him.

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