Victor Osimhen has now, for the first time, spoken out on his situation with Napoli amid the recent controversy surrounding them.
After seemingly being mocked for missing a penalty on one the club's social media channels, and a public bust-up with manager Rudi Garcia, the 24-year-old has revealed he stills wear the badge with"pride"."The people of Naples have shown me so much love and kindness, and I will not allow anyone to come between us.
"I have a lot of friends who are Neapolitans and have become part of my family and everyday life. I appreciate Nigerians and everyone for lending their voices to support and reach out to me.The Nigeria international's statement comes after his agent threatened to take legal action against the club for a video that seemed to make fun of the striker's recent penalty miss against Bologna.
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