Victor Osimhen was the star of the night as Galatasaray powered to a 3–1 win over Bodo/Glimt in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday. The Nigerian forward struck twice — first in the third minute after a slick pass from Mario Lemina, and again just before the half-hour mark, pouncing on a defensive blunder to double the lead.

His relentless pressing later forced another mistake that led to Yunus Akgün’s third goal, sealing the victory before the visitors grabbed a late consolation. Osimhen’s performance was a masterclass in energy, precision, and hunger, once again proving why he remains one of Europe’s most feared attackers.

With this win, Galatasaray strengthen their hopes of advancing, while Osimhen’s name continues to shine bright on the continental stage.

Victor Osimhen was the star of the night as Galatasaray powered to a 3–1 win over Bodo/Glimt in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday. The Nigerian forward struck twice — first in the third minute after a slick pass from Mario Lemina, and again just before the half-hour mark, pouncing on a defensive blunder to double the lead.

His relentless pressing later forced another mistake that led to Yunus Akgün’s third goal, sealing the victory before the visitors grabbed a late consolation. Osimhen’s performance was a masterclass in energy, precision, and hunger, once again proving why he remains one of Europe’s most feared attackers.

With this win, Galatasaray strengthen their hopes of advancing, while Osimhen’s name continues to shine bright on the continental stage.