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GALATASARAY SECURES PRIVATE FLIGHT TO TRANSPORT INJURED VICTOR OSIMHEN TO ISTANBUL FOR MEDICAL ASSESSMENT

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September 8, 2025
GALATASARAY SECURES PRIVATE FLIGHT TO TRANSPORT INJURED VICTOR OSIMHEN TO ISTANBUL FOR MEDICAL ASSESSMENT

GALATASARAY SECURES PRIVATE FLIGHT TO TRANSPORT INJURED VICTOR OSIMHEN TO ISTANBUL FOR MEDICAL ASSESSMENT

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Galatasaray has dispatched a private plane to bring Victor Osimhen to Istanbul. The striker was injured during a recent match against Rwanda. Osimhen is expected to land in Istanbul tomorrow, where he will be promptly assessed by medical professionals.

The purpose of this transport is to facilitate immediate and thorough medical tests to determine the severity of Osimhen's injury and to establish a clear path for his recovery.

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