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Manchester United would limit Osimhen’s potential

Victor Osimhen is one of the most sought-after strikers in the world, but the Nigerian superstar must avoid a move to Manchester United, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Writing for Soccermag, Johnson makes the case for why Old Trafford would be the wrong landing spot for Osimhen – a world-class forward who has drawn interest from top Euro clubs.

The Nigerian’s physicality, athleticism, and ability to lead the line make him a nightmare for defenders. With 27 goal contributions in 28 appearances, he is spearheading Galatasaray’s push for a league title.

SOCCERMAG: Victor Osimhen too good for Manchester United’s mess

But Dylan makes the point that Old Trafford is a “graveyard for talent.” The club’s struggles—poor recruitment, managerial instability, and no Champions League football—make it a risky destination.

Read the FULL STORY to see which clubs Johnson ranks as a good fit for Osimhen.

 

 

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