Victor Osimhen has reflected on his move to Turkish Super Lig outfit Galatasaray, reports Completesports.com.
Osimhen sealed a season- long loan transfer to the Turkish Super Lig champions on Wednesday.
The Nigeria international said the decision to jon the Yellow and Reds was an easy one for him.
“When I heard about Galatasaray’s interest, it was an easy decision for me,” Osimhen told the club’s official website.
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“I knew how big Galatasaray was, how much of a family it felt like. It has incredible fans.”
The 25-year-old also revealed his compatriot, Henry Onyekuru played a key role in the transfer.
“Henry Onyekuru is my friend. He played for Galatasaray. He told me how great the club, the fans, and the people here are. So it was an easy decision for me,” Osimhen added.
The striker is also looking forward to connecting with Galatasaray fans.
“Now I hope that our fans will support me after every goal. I am waiting with excitement,” he stated.
By Adeboye Amosu
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Just like you’re carrying the super eagles on your shoulders, go their and make Gala one of the best in the World. You are doing just that. Good luck!
How is he carrying Super Eagles on his shoulders
You need to come to the party on the 7th. It’s already a date.
21 goals in 35 games.
Lets be constructive, who else would carry the S. E. on his shoulders if not the 8th best footballer in the World assuming I’m aren’t adding APOTY? You would only need to replay the last Afcon matches and the matches Osimhen didn’t featured afterwards. I mean the ones against Mali and Benin.
Nigeria fans are the reason our football makes no sense. Does SE look like a team on the right path that he is carrying??? Una go dey hype no wonder the players don’t feel the heat and realism of what’s on ground.
Now acclaimed internet noise maker, haven’t you watch the matches Osiiiiigoooalsssss didn’t feature for the super eagles? Now tell us what tge scores were or are you from planet Mass?
The SE is always on the right path with foreign coaches until fools like you start clamoring for your ‘the players must turn things around themselves’ local dullards.
The Nigerian to shake Turkei table. Really promising while fingers crossed.