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EPL: Man Utd told Osimhen will cure their problems

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Manchester United have been told that Galatasaray striker, Victor Osimhen will cure all their problems.

This was disclosed by Turkish pundit, Yetiş Yönetci, who believes the Nigerian international would make an immediate impact at Old Trafford if he joins the Red Devils.

Osimhen has been linked with Manchester United, Arsenal, Atlético Madrid and other top European clubs in this summer’s transfer window.

Speaking in comments shared by A Spor, Yönetci said, “Victor Osimhen would be the cure for all of Manchester United’s woes.”

This comes after Man United lost 2-0 to Hull City in the Premier League at the weekend.

Osimhen has been impressive for Galatasaray so far this season.

The 27-year-old has scored four goals in his first two matches for Galatasaray.

EPL: Man Utd told Osimhen will cure their problems

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