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Galatasaray Star Victor Osimhen Speaks on Smallie YouTube Channel

Galatasaray’s star striker Victor Osimhen made notable statements during an interview on the Smallie YouTube channel. Here are some highlights from his remarks:

“JOINING ONE OF THE BEST CLUBS IN THE WORLD…”
“First of all, I’m no stranger to success. Of course, I thank God for the successful season I’ve had. A lot has happened since the summer transfer window. Coming to the best club in Turkey — and certainly one of the best clubs in the world — means a lot to me.”

“I BELIEVE IN MYSELF DEEPLY”
“Before anyone motivates me, I am my own motivation. I believe in myself so much that sometimes, off the pitch, I look at myself and say, ‘Are you really the one doing all this?’”

“I CAN’T SLEEP AT NIGHT IF I LOSE A MATCH”
“To be honest, losing is brutal. Whether it’s street football or real matches, the World Cup, the Africa Cup of Nations… even in life itself. I’ve never liked losing since childhood. Of course it’s normal — it’s part of the game and I have to accept it — but if it were up to me, I’d want to win everything. People who live with me know that if I lose a match, it’s very hard for me to sleep. On the pitch, I turn into a completely different beast.”

“But honestly, if I had the chance, I’d want to win every time. I want to win every match. Every award I have, every trophy I’ve lifted… I earned them all. No one gave them to me — I won them myself.”

“I ALWAYS KNEW I WOULD BECOME GREAT”
“I knew I would grow. I knew I would become something big. I started fighting from a very young age. Where I come from has really shaped the mentality I have in my career and in football. Talent might be there, but as long as I work this hard and fight this much on the pitch, failure is impossible.”

“If we take Cristiano Ronaldo as an example, we all see his passion. Even at 40 years old, you can see how frustrated he gets when he misses a goal or loses a match. For me, that’s the right mentality — that’s how it should be. It’s the type of approach we should all look up to.”

“I WAS SHOCKED WHEN I STARTED TRAINING WITH GOMEZ”
“My early period at Wolfsburg didn’t go as I expected. Then Mario Gomez arrived. He was a huge legend — a very experienced striker, one of the deadliest forwards you can think of in world football. When he came, I went to the club director and said, ‘I want to stay because I want to learn.’ I knew I still had time, so I wanted to improve.”

“When we started training, I watched him closely — his incredible goals, his touches, how he read the game, the offside traps, everything… I was stunned. Training with Mario Gomez was truly incredible.”