Victor Osimhen has reclaimed the Baller of the Week, scoring and assisting in Galatasaray’s Super Lig win, with 31 goals this season. A true Nigerian superstar!
Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has been crowned the Naija Stars Abroad’s Baller of the Week following his impressive performance in Galatasaray’s emphatic away victory in the Turkish Super Lig.
The 26-year-old Super Eagles striker delivered a masterclass, scoring one goal and providing an assist to steer his side to a commanding win to bring them closer to the Lig title.
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Osimhen’s latest heroics saw him add to his remarkable tally of 31 goals for the season, with 22 of those coming in the Super Lig alone.
His ability to combine clinical finishing with creative playmaking was on full display, as he not only found the back of the net but also set up a teammate with a pinpoint assist.
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Despite persistent speculation about his future and clubs shying away in the transfer market, Osimhen continues to let his performances do the talking, proving why he remains a cornerstone of Galatasaray’s title charge.
Why Osimhen is the Baller of the Week
While players like Arthur Okonkwo celebrated Wrexham’s historic promotion and Jennifer Echegini continued her scoring spree for PSG, Osimhen’s standout display outshone them and other Nigerians this weekend.
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Osimhen’s direct impact, scoring and assisting in a single match, set him apart. His consistent goal-scoring form, with 31 goals this season, stresses his importance to Galatasaray and his ability to perform under pressure.
Unlike some of his compatriots, such as Victor Boniface and Samuel Chukwueze, who were confined to the bench, or Ademola Lookman, who impressed but failed to score, Osimhen’s decisive contributions in a high-stakes league clash made him the clear choice for this week’s accolade.
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Osimhen’s relentless work rate, flair, and knack for delivering in big moments continue to make him a pride of Nigeria on the global stage.
As he keeps racking up goals and assists, the question remains: how long can the big clubs overlook this remarkable talent?