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Turkey: Galatasaray receives important warning regarding Victor Osimhen

Turkish football pundit, Berk Göl, has issued an important warning to Galatasaray regarding striker, Victor Osimhen ahead of their clash with Kasımpaşa at Rams Park on Friday. Osimhen has not played for Galatasaray since he sustained an injury against İstanbul Başakşehir last month. It’s yet not clear if the Nigerian international will play against Kasımpaşa, […] Turkey: Galatasaray receives…

Turkey: Galatasaray receives important warning regarding Victor Osimhen

Turkish football analyst Berk Göl has cautioned Galatasaray about striker Victor Osimhen in the context of their upcoming match against Kasımpaşa. Osimhen has not appeared for the Turkish side since suffering an injury during a game against İstanbul Başakşehir last month. It remains uncertain whether the Nigerian international will feature in the Kasımpaşa fixture, but Galatasaray's primary objective is for him to be available for the Champions League clash against Barcelona the following week.

Göl emphasized to Galatasaray that they must approach the Kasımpaşa encounter with gravity, not solely focusing on the impending clash with Barcelona. He emphasized that the latter match is the desired destination for Osimhen, which is entirely logical, but the former should be a significant fixture as well. Göl stated, "The Barcelona match is the target [for Osimhen], which is very understandable, but the Kasımpaşa match is a tough one.

Galatasaray will be very tired and will have missing players," as reported by Habersarikirmizi. The Turkish club has experienced a notable decline in form, having not participated in a match for nearly a month. Göl advised Galatasaray to treat the Kasımpaşa fixture with the seriousness it warrants.

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