Victor Oshimen: "I feel bad not playing the 2026 World Cup"

Author: Edinam Franck DeflyPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Victor Oshimen: "I feel bad not playing the 2026 World Cup"

Nigerian striker Victor Oshimen has expressed regret over not playing in the 2026 World Cup. He feels bad about missing the tournament and not being able to represent Nigeria on the global stage. His remarks highlight his disappointment at not featuring in football's biggest event.

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