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Turkey: ‘Galatasaray is ordinary without Osimhen’ – Michael Lahoud
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Turkey: ‘Galatasaray is ordinary without Osimhen’ – Michael Lahoud

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Former Sierra Leone international, Michael Lahoud, has claimed that Galatasaray looks ordinary without their top striker, Victor Osimhen.

Lahoud stated this while giving his verdict on what went wrong with Galatasaray following their 4-0 defeat to Trabzonspor in a Turkish Super Lig clash on Saturday.

“No Victor Osimhen,” Lahoud said via CBS Sports Golazo Network. “Without Victor Osimhen, this [Galatasaray] team looks ordinary.”

Osimhen didn’t feature in the Trabzonspor match due to a groin injury.

The Nigerian international is still recovering and was not included in the match-day squad against the hosts.

Mohamed Salah inspired Trabzonspor to beat the visitors, thanks to his hat-trick.

Turkey: ‘Galatasaray is ordinary without Osimhen’ – Michael Lahoud

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