Turkey: Galatasaray no longer dependent on Osimhen, says Küçük

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: November 7, 2026Country: Turkey

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Turkey: Galatasaray no longer dependent on Osimhen, says Küçük

Turkish sports journalist Ali Naci Küçük says Galatasaray are no longer dependent on Victor Osimhen. He acknowledged that the Nigerian striker’s absence will inevitably affect the team, but said Galatasaray now have greater game intelligence and tactical awareness. Küçük named midfielder Aleksey Batrakov as the answer when Osimhen is unavailable.

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