Best striker in the market - Expert hails Osimhen's remarkable goal-per-game record since 21

Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has emerged as one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe, thanks to his stellar performances at on loan at Galatasaray. 

The Nigerian international, currently on loan from Napoli, has been making headlines for his impressive goal-scoring ability, which has drawn praise from statistics guru and Sky Sports reporter Statman Dave.

In a recent social media post, Statman Dave highlighted Osimhen's remarkable strike rate since turning 21, noting that he has averaged over 0.55 goals per 90 minutes in every league campaign during that time. 

His statistics include an impressive 0.91 goals per game in the current season with Galatasaray, sealing his reputation as "probably the best striker on the market," as described by Dave.

Since joining Galatasaray, Osimhen, described as a blessing, has made a significant impact, scoring 17 goals and providing five assists in just 22 appearances. 

His contributions have been key in helping the Turkish giants maintain their position at the top of the Super Lig table, giving them a six-point lead over rivals Fenerbahçe. 

Furthermore, his outstanding performances have also secured Galatasaray a spot in the Europa League playoffs.

Osimhen's recent form includes a standout performance where he scored twice in a commanding 5-1 victory against Kayserispor, en route to a run of eight goals and assists in his last eight matches, showing his ability to deliver in crucial moments. 

The Super Eagles striker also found the net in a tough match against Ajax, despite the team's 2-1 defeat in their final match in the Europa League league phase.

While Osimhen continues to shine on the pitch, he is not only enhancing his own career prospects but also elevating Galatasaray's status in European football. 

With clubs across Europe taking notice, the Super Eagles star is poised for a bright future ahead. But it’s left to be seen where his future lies after his loan spell in Turkey, especially after the a break down in relationship with parent club Napoli.