Paul Onuachu hopes to continue his impressive scoring form when Trabzonspor visit Galatasaray this weekend, reports Compleetesports.com.
The Black Sea Storm will be up against Okan Buruk’s side in a Turkish Super Lig clash at the RAMS Park on Saturday.
Onuachu is currently the leading scorer in the league this season with seven goals.
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The 31-year-old is keen to add to his tallly against the defending champions.
“Scoring against Galatasaray would be a special moment in my career,” Onuachu was quoted by Kuzey Ekspres.
Galatasaray sit atop the Süper Lig table with 28 points from 10 matches, collecting nine wins and one draw while boasting a plus 25 goal difference – the best in the league.
Trabzonspor, who have garnered 22 points from 10 matches, sit just two behind the leaders, having scored 25 goals while conceding 12.
By Adeboye Amosu
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So Chelle include onuachu in his list of players for the upcoming playoff? Well I gat nothing against Paulo, all I need is forms to qualify for the WC.
I have been cracking my head why monkey post calls Turkiye league tolotolo maybe because of the name of the league.
Now I see, 10 games gone. +25 goals difference for the top team Gala.
That’s massive sha.
Out of 38 games.
I read elsewhere Mou has been “vindicated” somewhat as Turkish football federation is currently investigating 371 out of 571 referees in all their leagues for illegal betting accusations.
I hope Osimhen is keeping his feet on the ground and not be carried away in that league.
Lookman wants to join but I think it might be hard with 2 huge transfer fees in under 6 months.
Stay fit oh both of you.
Icardi don baf?
Hahahaha Arsenal in the epl with the whole attacking flair has just 13 goal difference at the top….
Hahahaha you see my brother @sly honestly it was not because of the name of the league that made me came up with the name tolotolo….
Hahahaha the reason you stated above was part of why I nickname it after the popular domestic large bird turkey…. (tolotolo in Nigeria domain)
Hahahaha we all know how very soft the tolotolo(turkey)bird is….
Hahahaha it’s so soft and weak that just a single small stone can kill it…And I remember while growing up as kids, old folks will warn us against throwing stones at them… hahahaha
Other birds like chicken can survive when you actually stone them…but not tolotolo…
Hahahaha it doesn’t take time to prepare and even when eating it in your meal…you discover that the meat and the bone usually don’t cause your teeth so much stress like other birds….
I mean now translate all these to turkiye league, you see that is literally the same thing.., hahahaha
Hahahaha it so soft that players like Roberto Carlos, Wesley Sneijder, Samuel Eto’o, Robin van Persie. and drogba at old age made so much impact there that they almost built statue for them around the stadiums the same way they built for Anthony nwaekeme and they are planning to do for onuachu with transonpor…. (Onuachu that couldn’t survive in the premier league) hahahaha
@Sly, you’re one of the rare few here whose football takes don’t sound like they were downloaded from a noisy WhatsApp group. You reason with logic, not leftover emotion. So please, don’t let yourself be dragged into @Monkey Post’s ministry of malice, a one-man crusade tagged “Osimhen versus the Universe.” The very day Osimhen signed for Galatasaray, this man suddenly discovered a new zoological species — the “Tolotolo League.” And not because the league declined overnight, but because his eternal allergy to Osimhen started itching again. Didn’t Osimhen excel in France? Didn’t he explode in Italy? Are these leagues not in Europe top 5? Why the sudden hate VO just because he had a misunderstanding with Finidi? See, @Sly, what Monkey is doing isn’t analysis; it’s emotional diarrhoea dressed in football grammar.
Let’s be factual for once: yes, the Turkish Super Lig has its fair share of hiccups — match-fixing scandals, financial drama, refereeing inconsistencies. But please, point me to one major European league that hasn’t had its own dose of madness. Juventus was docked points and banned from Europe for bribing referees in Serie A. Marseille, under Benard Tapie, had their 1993 title stripped in France and banned from participation in European football for the following season for bribing Valenciennes FC to get relegated from Ligue 1. The Premier League has clubs like Everton and Nottingham Forest being punished for breaching financial fair play. Did anyone rename them “Tolotolo leagues”? Nobody. But @Monkey Post, high priest of hypocrisy, thinks when it’s Turkey, where Osimhen plays, it suddenly becomes a poultry yard.
Now, let’s talk reality: Galatasaray isn’t some corner-store club playing barefoot football in the village square. This is a 25-time Turkish champion, the only Turkish team to win a major European title — the UEFA Cup in 2000 — and, oh yes, they did it by beating Arsenal in the final. Fast-forward to last month, and the same “village club” defeated Liverpool in the Champions League, with Osimhen scoring the winner. But somehow, according to @Monkey Post’s sermon, that means both clubs should now start playing in the Sunday Market League. Make it make sense, please.
And @Sly, did you notice how quickly he jumped under your comment the moment you mentioned his name? That speed wasn’t normal — it was faster than the response of MTN when your call card got drained amidst an important call. The man wasn’t there to engage; he came to recruit. That’s his survival instinct — latch onto anyone who looks like they might validate his bitterness. He’s like those uninvited neighbours who smell your generator fuel from three compounds away and suddenly remember to “greet you.” Don’t fall for it, my brother.
Let’s face it — the Turkish Super Lig may not be the Premier League, but it’s far from being a “Tolotolo Farmers’ Association.” It’s a vibrant, competitive, talent-rich league that’s still making its mark globally. And Osimhen’s presence there is destined. And if the time comes, he will move. The real pain here is that the man @Monkey Post has built a shrine of hate around keeps succeeding — even in a league he swore would bury him. That’s why every goal feels like pepper spray in his eyes.
So @Sly, don’t get conscripted into his league of lamentation. When next you see him ranting about Turkey or calling it names, just smile. It’s not about the Super Lig — it’s about one man’s heartbreak that Osimhen keeps rising while his haters keep choking on their own bile.
Hahahaha please some one should educate me…has the Turkish league (tolotolo) ever been on par with any of Europe’s top 5 league(Epl, Seria A, German budesliga, la Liga, french league)?
So which one is @papafem the sky sports news presenter is saying it’s not because the Turkish league decline that I gave it the name tolotolo…. hahahaha but as soon as osimhen started playing in the league…. hahahaha
Hahahaha bro you can say osimhen excelled in Italy (just for one season. Where they won the league and he won a few individual award) lmao but please don’t ever mention France….
Lmao..excelled in France bawo? How? Because he won one Ligue 1 player of the month or Lille player of the season with his mere 18 goals across all competition… lmao And that was all… nothing more .. lmao
You now call that he excel in the whole of France?
So what will you now say of mbappe that was landlord around that same osimhen era 2019/2020… lmao scoring a monster of 30 goals across all competition in France winning the League, player of the year, Golden boot, coupe de France, Coupe de la Ligue..etc…
Hahahaha And yes no league is perfect. But the so many imperfections from that tolotolo league is leprosy disease infested sickening…. lmao
And you are calling a Thursday Europa cup trophy during the Obasanjo era as one big trophy…. hahahaha that’s over 25 years ago man!! Something they won on penalties… lmao game of almost 100 percent luck…. lmao so they won on luck… lmao can’t you see they have never won a major trophy since then? Lmao
And you said they beat Liverpool? And osimhen scored… lmao did he scored through open play…no it was through penalty…another luck… lmao penalty that he didn’t cause or create… lmao…..
Hahahaha @papafem abeg rest!
I trust @sly..he is intelligent enough…so you can’t succeed in confusing him.. his eyes are now open ..let’s say he has seen the light like the religious people will say….. And he is beginning to believe all that I have been saying here about the Turkish league being a tolotolo league…. hahahaha