Galatasaray forward Victor Osimhen returned to full training with his teammates on Sunday ahead of the clash with Konyaspor, reports Completesports.com.
Osimhen sustained an injury in Nigeria’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against the Amavubi of Rwanda two weeks ago.
The former Lille striker has missed Galatasaray’s last two games across all competitions due to the injury.
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Okan Buruk’s side coped well with his absence against Eyupspor, winning 2-0, but were thrashed 4-1 by Eintracht Frankfurt last week Thursday.
Osimhen is now in contention to face Konyaspor at the RAMS Park on Monday (today).
The 26-year-old has scored twice in three league appearances for the Yellow and Red this season.
Galatasaray are unbeaten in the Turkish top-flight this season, with five wins from five.
By Adeboye Amosu
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Good for us!
“The 26-year-old has scored twice in three league appearances for the Yellow and Red this season”.
Hahahaha That record is poor for someone they claimed is the drogba and Samuel etoo in one…lol.. playing in a soft ass league.. hahahaha
Imagine mbappe or haaland playing in this tolotolo league now, that statement would have been….
“The 26-year-old has scored Eleven times in three league appearances for the Yellow and Red this season”….
Suddenly back in training, after goofing and faking injury to play for the national team. Guess Gyan is right
Lmao! @boboye Gyan and I told you guys..but no one paid attention to us…it was all planned.but all these miserable gullible rodents fell for it…but can over 250 million Nigerians be this gullible and stupid.. no I doubt.. there are still smart and wise ones like you and I… imagine all of a sudden he is back..I thought they say his legs was swollen..lol..like 6 Rwanda players choke slam him on the pitch.. lmao..he was stretch off.. going about with crutches.. he left for turkey on a pj that day…lmao that his injury is not the one he would have gone to the touchline, receive treatment and returned to the pitch immediately… that he needs medical attention in India, china, etc.. lmao with the way they painted it you would have been expecting him to stay out for 3-5 months…but now all of a sudden he is back….Omo them no even sabi write script(story)well self.. lmao….
My boss please try and be taking your treatment serious, don’t skip your medication next time, because your situation is not showing any signs of improvement.
Don’t take it as an insult my boss, just an advise for your good.
If you were to be Gala, will you play along for a player you break the bank for to loss a champions league match? A player that is the highest paid in turkey, if you were to be the head of the management will you allow this your delusions and hallucinations to play out?
The worse form of madness is the one people around you are not bold enough to tell you that you are mad.
Lmao! I agree I am a mad man and I know it… lmao but the worst thing that can happen to a man is he not realizing his problem…like you now you are mad but you are oblivious of that fact….. Lmao so osimhen playing in that match would have turned a 5-1 thrashing scoreline by a team from a competitive league like budesliga to 6-5 or 7-5 win in favor of Galatasaray.. A match that had the already experienced icardi and young talented sane coupled with many others….
Compound fool what difference does it make… I mean what’s the point.. even Galatasaray knows that they are not going anywhere in the champions league even with your fully fit osimhen with all the wages and salary in the world…
Your English is a bit off, can you make us understand better
@Boboye or what’s that your name, So let’s even entertain you a bit and say Osimhen faked the injury. Meaning Galatasaray — a club that splashed £75 million on him — looked at a must-win, money-spinning Champions League tie against Frankfurt and said, “Yes Victor, go ahead, skip this match. It’s more important you convince some Completesports ‘ ranters that you’re really injured than help us win.” How does that sound? I asked you with my eyes narrowed and my fingers tapping at my right temple, daring you to wrestle with that absurdity. How does it sound?
You honestly think these Galatasaray guys, who counted every euro like oxygen while trying to sign Osimhen, will risk millions in sponsorship bonuses, and progression money, just to help Osimhen “prove a point” to you, a self-appointed football detective with zero shares in their club? Peak comedy. That’s what it is.
European clubs don’t behave like your village association where emotions decide everything. They’re businessmen and seasoned entrepreneurs, cutthroat, billion-dollar machines. If Osimhen even sneezes too loudly, Gala’s medical team is filing a report. Yet somehow you think the club is run by the same logic that governs Nigerian local government chairmen who sign away budgets to their girl friends in pepper soup joints.
Your theory, just like that of the seasoned Monkey, is not just stupid; it’s embarrassing. To claim Osimhen skipped that match on purpose is like saying Dangote will shut down his cement factory for one week just to win an argument on X. But I get it — thinking is hard. Critical reasoning is scarce. And in the absence of brainwork, dumb theories like this always sound like genius.