The bond between defenders and their strikers is often a crucial one, but Galatasaray’s Wilfried Singo has elevated his admiration for Victor Osimhen to public praise. Following the Nigerian striker’s stunning Champions League hat-trick against Ajax, Singo spoke glowingly of his teammate’s match-winning influence.
When two African brothers shine on Europe’s grandest stage, the praise often resonates deeply. That was the case after Victor Osimhen delivered a phenomenal performance for Galatasaray, securing a vital 3-0 Champions League win against Ajax with a magnificent hat-trick. His teammate, Ivory Coast defender Wilfried Singo, immediately stepped forward to champion the Nigerian striker.
The amazing result against Ajax Amsterdam, significantly boosted the team’s European campaign, was, in Singo’s view, a direct result of Osimhen’s brilliance up front.
”Victor Osimhen is a great player and a great striker. I’m very happy to play with him,” the Ivorian defender remarked.
This isn’t just standard post-match courtesy; it’s an acknowledgment of Osimhen’s consistency and unmatched match-winning pedigree. “He makes us win many matches with his goals.”
Singo’s words paint a clear picture that, “Osimhen is not just scoring goals; he is the engine of the team’s success. It is a factor the defender clearly values when securing vital points on the continent’s elite stage. While Singo anchors the defense, he recognizes that it is Osimhen’s clinical finishing that truly delivers the difference-making results.
The praise underscores and emphasize the shared pride and reliance the team places on the forward’s exceptional talent. “Victor Osimhen is a gifted and special player, never – tired striker. I’m very happy to play with him. He makes us win many matches with his goals,” Singo stated. It’s a testament to the fact that Osimhen’s prolific scoring is the cornerstone of Galatasaray’s ambition. Singo’s defense anchors the back, but it’s Osimhen’s clinical finishing that truly delivers the results—a brilliant collaboration between two of the continent’s finest talents.
