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Victor Osimhen responds to Galatasaray criticism as Nigerian striker stays focused on scoring

Victor Osimhen has rejected recent criticism of his goalscoring record and performances for Galatasaray, insisting that outside scrutiny has not weakened his confidence.
The Nigeria striker has faced questions from pundits over his latest displays and influence in attack. However, in a response that has circulated widely across major sports channels, Osimhen made clear that criticism only increases his determination to perform.
Known for his work rate, aggressive pressing and competitive approach, the Galatasaray forward remains confident in his ability to deliver in demanding situations. He also pointed to his record as a prolific, world-class finisher who has regularly performed under pressure.
Osimhen’s recent challenges have come against opponents who have adjusted their tactics to limit his impact. Some teams have used deep, compact defensive blocks, while others have benefited from changes in approach during matches in an effort to restrict his direct running and physical threat.
Despite those difficulties, Osimhen remains a key figure in Galatasaray’s ambitions in the Turkish Super Lig and in Europe. His importance to the team is not limited to the goals he scores.
Analysts have highlighted the Nigerian’s movement away from the ball, saying it often creates space for his team-mates. Those runs can help Galatasaray’s attack even when Osimhen does not score or feature directly on the scoresheet.
His performances have also drawn strong backing from supporters in Nigeria. Fans have used social media to send messages of encouragement and express their belief that the striker can answer his doubters with a decisive display.
Osimhen is expected to have another opportunity to do so this weekend, with the European club season approaching a crucial winter period. While criticism over his recent output has continued, the striker’s stated focus remains on maintaining his intensity and contributing to Galatasaray’s domestic championship and European campaigns.
