Victor Osimhen has made history by becoming the first Nigerian to score 10 goals in the UEFA Champions League.
The Super Eagles and Galatasaray striker achieved this milestone after scoring the lone goal in Galatasaray’s 1-0 win over Liverpool at the RAMS Park on Tuesday night.
Osimhen converted a penalty kick with precision, beating Alisson Becker to the spot and securing a crucial win for his team.
This goal not only sealed the victory but also cemented Osimhen’s place in Nigerian football history.
The 26-year-old striker has now surpassed Obafemi Martins to become the highest-scoring Nigerian in the Champions League, excluding qualification matches. Osimhen’s impressive performance is a testament to his skill and dedication to the sport.
What’s more, Osimhen has become the first Nigerian to score for three different clubs in the Champions League.
He previously scored for Lille and Napoli in the competition, showcasing his ability to adapt and thrive in different teams.
Osimhen’s record-breaking goal is sure to inspire a new generation of Nigerian footballers, and his achievement will be celebrated by fans across the country.
As he continues to excel on the pitch, Osimhen’s legacy in Nigerian football will only continue to grow.
