Thanks. Your description is clear.
Based on my preference, I definitely prefer Osimhen type of striker who has world class movement, aggression, and athleticism inside the penalty box. This type of striker is harder to defend than someone who relies more in positioning inside the box. And based on your description, I think Osimhen can convert average crosses/passes into goals because he has this world class movement inside the box plus athleticism to connect with the ball. If a striker doesn't have world class movement (for example lukaku), striker will expect the ball always arrive on their feet/head, but Osimhen is the opposite, he seems to have Chicharito's movement with Halland's athleticism. Some of the chances that Hojlund had so far this season which sometime he couldn't reach them by few centimetre, which something Osimhen could take advantage of.
IMO, if a striker doesn’t have technical ability like RVP or as quick as Henry or he is not a striker who can do playmaking like Rooney or he is not false 9 like Firmino then the less time the striker spend outside the penalty box or in wide area, the better and more effective. Gyokeres’s heat map suggests that he likes to be busy running to channels, the issue is that when playing against low block, his run to channels become less effective and I had seen it in PL defenders that when a strikers run to channels against good defenders, the striker will be forced to go wide. Correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t think Gyokeres has the technical ability and dribbling ability like Isak or speed like prime Vardy to beat his man one v one from wide (if he is forced to go wide).
Unless if you see it differently, feel free to counter mine.