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Turkey: ‘What a guy’ – Morata opens up on Victor Osimhen’s attitude at Galatasaray

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Leganes striker Alvaro Morata has opened up on Victor Osimhen’s attitude at Galatasaray.

Morata, who is currently on loan at Leganes from Como, was a teammate of Osimhen at Galatasaray during his time in the Turkish Super Lig.

Speaking with Sporty TV, the Spaniard said Osimhen was constantly helping everyone, describing him as a wonderful person.

The 33-year-old also described Osimhen as a legend, a great guy and a very funny person.

“Victor Osimhen is really, really a great guy. Victor is a legend. He’s a very funny person,” Morata said.

“He’s constantly helping everyone. What a guy! He’s truly a wonderful person.”

Turkey: ‘What a guy’ – Morata opens up on Victor Osimhen’s attitude at Galatasaray

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