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Turkey: Update on Osimhen, Lemina ahead of Galatasaray’s matches with Kasımpaşa, Barcelona
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Turkey: Update on Osimhen, Lemina ahead of Galatasaray’s matches with Kasımpaşa, Barcelona

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Turkish journalist, Nevzat Dindar, has provided an update on Victor Osimhen and Mario Lemina ahead of Galatasaray’s matches against Kasımpaşa and Barcelona.

Galatasaray will face Kasımpaşa on October 9 in the Turkish Super Lig and Barcelona in the Champions League on October 13.

Osimhen and Lemina have been recovering from a groin injury.

They have missed several Galatasaray’s matches, including their 4-0 defeat to Trabzonspor on Saturday.

Providing an update on both players, Dindar said, as quoted by  A Spor,

“At Galatasaray, Osimhen, Lemina, and Sallai are in condition to play in the Kasımpaşa match.

“Singo, on the other hand, appears likely to miss the Kasımpaşa and Barcelona matches,” he said.

Turkey: Update on Osimhen, Lemina ahead of Galatasaray’s matches with Kasımpaşa, Barcelona

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