On a crisp Sunday evening in Istanbul, the Nigerian forward added yet another chapter to his phenomenal debut campaign with Galatasaray, scoring in the 26th minute to help the Lions cruise past Kayserispor 3-0 in week 34 of the Turkish Super Lig.
That goal marked Osimhen’s 36th of the season—a new all-time record for a foreign player in Turkish football history. It was not just another goal, but a statement: Osimhen is unstoppable.
His goals have been the heartbeat of a Galatasaray side that now sits top of the league with 89 points, pulling eight clear of arch-rivals Fenerbahçe, who trail with 81. With just four matches remaining, the Yellow-Reds are on the brink of securing their 25th league title—a milestone that would etch this season forever into the club’s folklore.
Osimhen has already led the team to Turkish Cup victory, and with the Süper Lig title now within reach, his debut season in Turkey is shaping up to be one of the greatest ever seen by a foreign import.
From Istanbul to Lagos, fans are chanting the same question: Who can stop Osimhen?
This historic run is more than just a purple patch—it’s a full-blown era of dominance. And if the club manages to secure him on a permanent deal, Galatasaray may just have found the hero they’ve been waiting for.
One season. Two trophies. Thirty-six goals. And counting. Victor Osimhen isn’t just making history—he’s rewriting it
