Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen believes his talent justifies the high price tag Napoli placed on him during his time at the club. In a recent interview, the Nigerian Super Eagles star expressed confidence that his skills and achievements warrant a transfer fee of over €100 million. Osimhen, cur...
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