Napoli Striker Osimhen Insists He Always Believed He Would Achieve Wealth Regardless of His Soccer Career

Victor Osimhen, the Super Eagles striker, revealed that from a young age, he was convinced that his dedication and perseverance would ultimately lead to financial success, regardless of whether it was through football or not.

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During a recent Twitch livestream with social media personality Carter Efe on Saturday, Osimhen shared his unwavering self-belief, which was forged during his challenging early years, saying "I get that belief in myself, even when I was in the trenches when it was tough."

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Osimhen, who is currently recovering from a broken arm sustained in a UEFA Champions League match against Liverpool, emphasized his strong work ethic, stating "There's no legit work that you'll call me for that you won't meet me there around five in the morning or four or three, Wake me up, I go hustle."

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The Galatasaray frontman, who is 27 years old, expressed his unshakeable confidence, saying "Even if not through football, I will have money like mad, That's the way I believe, That's the way I believe in myself."

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Osimhen reflected on his loan move to Galatasaray, noting that it occurred during a particularly difficult period in his career, and that the warmth and support he received from the club was a stark contrast to his experiences elsewhere.

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He described Galatasaray as "more than a club" for him, saying "We're meant to cross paths, me and that club," and highlighting the club's unique treatment of its players, which sets it apart from other clubs.

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Osimhen observed that the love and support from the club extends beyond the dressing room to fans worldwide, and even his family has been drawn into it, with his daughter being "more inclined to that club than me," he said.

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The striker acknowledged that the quality of treatment he received from Galatasaray, its staff, and the people around him is a rare privilege in professional football, with "Some players will go like 10 years of their career, 20 years, they will not get that kind of love," he noted.