Victor Osimhen, currently loaned to Galatasaray from Napoli, faces controversy in Turkey after a journalist accused him of assault and threats. The journalist claimed Osimhen punched him and demanded he delete photos taken of him. The incident raises questions about privacy and Osimhen’s off-field behavior.
Victor Osimhen, the Nigerian football star currently on loan to Galatasaray from Napoli, is facing controversy in Turkey. The incident unfolded when Turkish journalist Tolga Bozduman of Posta claimed Osimhen became violent after being photographed. Bozduman recounted that Osimhen, upon seeing the flashes of his camera, charged towards him, attempting to grab his equipment. When Bozduman resisted, Osimhen allegedly punched him. The journalist also stated that Osimhen threatened him, offering money to delete the photos and warning him of dire consequences if he did not comply.
The altercation has caused a stir in the Turkish media, with many questioning the footballer’s behavior off the pitch. While Osimhen has not publicly commented on the incident, the situation has sparked debate about the boundaries of celebrity privacy and the treatment of journalists. This incident also raises concerns about Osimhen’s reputation and his behavior in his new environment at Galatasaray.