Galatasaray fans are treating Victor Osimhen like a king!

Victor Osimhen was welcomed back to the club from Nigeria with a diamond pendant worth over 500 million Naira.

Osimhen was gifted a gold and diamond necklace weighing over 1kg on his arrival at Galatasaray after his goalscoring heroics for Nigeria during the International Break netting 3 goals in two games during World Cup Qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe

The piece features over 275 carats of emerald baguettes, complemented by rounds, pears, and marquise fancy diamonds, all set in 1 kilogram of rose gold.

The carbon fiber detailing perfectly matches Victor Osimhen’s signature game mask.
So beautiful!

Victor Osimhen: I didn't walk out on my teammate Victor Boniface and some others out of disrespect; I was just frustrated after the final whistle.

“Victor Boniface tried to calm me down, but at that moment, I didn’t want to hear anything. I walked away not out of disrespect, but because I was hurting. I give it my all every time I step on that pitch, not just for myself, but for my team, for Nigeria, and for the fans who believe in us,” Osimhen revealed.

He continued, “We needed that win. We needed those points. Now, we have to fight even harder to qualify for the World Cup. It’s not over, but we can’t continue making the same mistakes. I just want us to be better, to do better, because Nigeria deserves nothing less.”

“I can’t lie; I was so frustrated. That match against Zimbabwe? We should have won it. We had the lead, we controlled the game, and then, just like that, we let it slip.

“When I scored, I felt relieved. I thought, ‘Yes, this is it. We’re taking the three points home.’ But football can be cruel. A last-minute equalizer, just seconds away from victory, shattered everything. The whistle blew, and I just couldn’t hold back my emotions at that moment,” He added.

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Former Nigeria Coach Bonfrère Jo After Super Eagles draw against Zimbabwe: “How do you expect to qualify for the World Cup if you don’t win games?” he questioned.

He continued, “In the past, if we didn’t beat Zimbabwe 3-0 or 4-0, the fans would throw stones at us.

“With the huge number of Super Eagles players in top European leagues, a 1-1 draw with Zimbabwe is unacceptable. I don’t see how they can qualify for the World Cup, except maybe through the play-offs.

“If that happens, good. But it’s embarrassing that the Super Eagles are struggling against teams they should be beating convincingly.”

When asked what could be have gone wrong in game:

He said, “I didn’t watch the match, but did the coach not have enough information on Zimbabwe? Did he use the wrong tactics? Or did the players fail to execute the game plan?

“Was it a loss of concentration? Why couldn’t the attackers score more goals? If they had put away two or three chances, Zimbabwe’s late goal wouldn’t have mattered as much.

“It’s sad, painful, and unfortunate. Small teams are now looking the Super Eagles in the eye and asking, ‘What can you do?’ No team fears them anymore, and that is worrying,” Bonfrère Jo lamented.
(Via CompleteSports)

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Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, alongside Governors of Lagos and Bayelsa States, watched the Nigeria vs Zimbabwe 2026 FIFA Worldcup Qualifier at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium.

Photo credit: Idara Adiakpan

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