"I'll Have Money Like Mad": Victor Osimhen Declares Financial Confidence Outside Football
Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has opened up about his unbreakable mindset, asserting that his background in the "trenches" prepared him to succeed financially with or without football.
Speaking during a livestream with Carter Efe, the 27-year-old Galatasaray forward reflected on his journey from hardship to global stardom.
"There’s no legit work you’ll call me for that you won’t meet me there at five in the morning... even if not through football, I will have money like mad," Osimhen stated, emphasizing a work ethic built on relentless "hustle."
The striker is currently back in Nigeria receiving medical treatment after suffering a fractured right forearm during Galatasaray's 4-0 UEFA Champions League defeat to Liverpool at Anfield.
Despite the injury occurring early in the match following a collision with Ibrahima Konaté, the resilient forward played through the first half before the fracture was confirmed.
His absence is a significant blow to the Turkish giants as they navigate the business end of the European and domestic seasons.
Osimhen also took a moment to praise the culture at Galatasaray, describing the club as a place where he has found "real love" compared to previous professional experiences.
He noted that the bond is so deep that even his daughter is emotionally attached to the club.
While fans are concerned about his recovery timeline, Osimhen’s confidence remains unshaken, serving as an inspiration to many young Nigerians facing similar hardships.
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