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Durosinmi earns Osimhen comparison from agent
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Durosinmi earns Osimhen comparison from agent

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Genk forward Rafiu Durosinmi has been compared to compatriot Victor Osimhen by his agent, Tosin Dosunmu.

Durosinmi linked up with the Smurfs from Serie A club, Pisa, last month.

The Nigeria international has been in fantastic form since his arrival at the Belgian Pro League giants.

The 23-year-old has registered five goals in six league appearances for the Smurfs.

Dosunmu said there is a little of Osimhen in the former Viktoria Plzen striker.

“On matchday one, he already surprised me with what he showed after barely ten days of training. Rafiu sometimes reminds me a bit of Victor Osimhen, with the difference that he is really very strong in the air,” Dosunmu told Het Nieuwsblad.

Durosinmi earns Osimhen comparison from agent

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