The insatiable Victor Osimhen

Last season was difficult to improve for Victor Osimhen. In his third year at Napleswhich in the summer of 2020 paid 75 million euros to Lille For his services, the Nigerian striker certainly exploded with 26 goals in a Serie A won by the Partenopean team 33 years later.

Some figures lead to osimhen to become the most valuable player in the history of the Italian championship with a price of 120 million euros, according to the specialized portal ‘transfer mark‘. Paulo Dybalacurrent player of Romereached 110 in the summer of 2018, when he was a member of Turin Juventus.

however, osimhen want more “I won one of the most prestigious titles in the world of football. And I did it in a club where, in addition, they appreciate the little things you do for them”, said the ‘Capocannoniere’ of the Serie A in an interview with the Nigerian portal ‘soccernet.ng‘.

“I’m glad”

“Winning the ‘Scudetto’ is very important to me, I am very proud. Anything that comes after that will be huge, be it the Champions League, the Cup or any other trophy. Now, I’m addicted to the titles, I can’t wait for the next season to come,” he continued. osimhenwho until now played metal at the club level.

In Naples, football is lived in a very special way. It is almost a religion. “I have never seen a more football-crazy city. The Neapolitans love their players, they respect me wherever I go, they wear my mask… For me, there is no better place. I am glad I made the right decision by coming here”, the Lagos-born attacker continued, ending with the following reflection: “My children’s children will be born and they will realize that their father did of something incredible”. Neither more nor less than being eternal in the land of Diego Armando Maradona.

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