As the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League season approaches following the international break, Victor Osimhen has openly shared his ambitions for the campaign…

Victor Osimhen Sets Sights on UEFA Champions League Glory with Galatasaray

According to Soccernet.ng, Victor Osimhen, the prolific striker for the Super Eagles, has declared his determination to secure the UEFA Champions League title with Galatasaray this season, despite the formidable opponents they will encounter.

Galatasaray’s Challenging Road Ahead in the Champions League

The draw for the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League took place in Monaco, France, on Thursday, revealing a demanding group stage for Galatasaray, who earned their spot by clinching the Turkish Süper Lig crown last season.

Galatasaray’s group features a lineup of European powerhouses, including Liverpool, Atletico Madrid, and Manchester City, alongside Eintracht Frankfurt, Bodo/Glimt, Ajax, Union SG, and Monaco. These fixtures promise intense competition, especially against clubs with extensive Champions League pedigree and star-studded squads.

Osimhen’s Perspective on Galatasaray’s Group Stage Challenge

Following his goal in Galatasaray’s 3-1 victory over Rizespor at Rams Park on Saturday, Osimhen expressed his views on the Champions League draw. Acknowledging the difficulty of the group, he remains confident in the team’s potential to succeed.

“The draw is undoubtedly tough, but we are ready to put in the hard work and fight for every point. I firmly believe we can make a deep run in the Champions League,” Osimhen told Fanatik.

“Our ambition is to reach the finals in all competitions we participate in, and we will give our all to achieve these goals.”

Experience and Depth: Galatasaray’s Key Assets

Galatasaray boasts a squad rich in Champions League experience, with many players having competed at the highest European level before. This blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talents positions them well to navigate the challenges ahead.

Upcoming Fixtures and What to Expect

The Champions League group stage kicks off after the international break, with Galatasaray set to face Eintracht Frankfurt on September 18 in their opening match. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how the Turkish champions perform against such elite competition.