- the Nigerian striker made the remarks after helping Galatasaray secure a narrow 1–0 victory over Beşiktaş J.K.
- According to him, the squad showed resilience and continued fighting until the final whistle despite the setback
- The striker added that he remains committed to following the instructions of the team’s coach
Victor Osimhen has urged his teammates at Galatasaray S.K. to stay focused and avoid overconfidence as they prepare for their upcoming UEFA Champions League round of 16 clash against Liverpool F.C. on Tuesday.
Eko Hot Blog that the Nigerian striker made the remarks after helping Galatasaray secure a narrow 1–0 victory over Beşiktaş J.K. in a heated Turkish Super Lig derby on Saturday.
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Osimhen’s first-half goal at the Tüpraş Stadium proved decisive, giving the league leaders an important win and boosting their confidence ahead of their European fixture.
Despite the morale-boosting victory, the 27-year-old forward stressed that the team must quickly shift its attention to the challenge posed by Liverpool, describing the English side as a formidable opponent.
He noted that while playing at home could provide an advantage, the encounter will still be difficult because matches in the Champions League are always highly competitive.
Osimhen also praised his teammates for their determination during the derby, particularly after Galatasaray were reduced to ten players during the match.
According to him, the squad showed resilience and continued fighting until the final whistle despite the setback.
The striker added that he remains committed to following the instructions of the team’s coach and appreciates the encouragement he receives from his teammates on the pitch.
Osimhen expressed pride in playing for Galatasaray and highlighted the strong unity within the squad, saying the team will continue to approach the season one game at a time.
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