Victor Osimhen's unstoppable form sees him blazing a trail with 9 goals in 5 matches across competitions for Nigeria and Galatasaray after his latest Super Eagles blitz. Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen is a man on fire, blazing a trail with an astonishing nine goals in his last five matches across competitions for Nigeria and Galatasaray. The 26-year-old Super Eagles superstar has been in scintillating form, finding the back of the net in every one of his most recent outings for club and country, cementing his status as one of football’s most lethal forwards. PAY ATTENTION: Stay updated with the Latest Soccer News in Nigeria from Pulse Sports Osimhen’s scoring spree began before the international break, where he delivered a stunning hat-trick for Galatasaray in a dominant performance against Antalyspor. Carrying that momentum into Nigeria’s World Cup qualifiers, he continued to shine, scoring twice against Rwanda and adding another goal against Zimbabwe, despite the heartbreak of a late equaliser in the latter match. His latest Super Eagles blitz saw him score three goals across those two international fixtures, his first matches in the qualifiers, standing head and shoulders above his teammates. Now back in Istanbul after arriving on Thursday morning, Osimhen was spotted smiling and signing a Galatasaray shirt, exuding confidence ahead of his next challenge. That challenge comes this weekend, as Galatasaray prepare to face off against Besiktas, led by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, in a high-stakes Istanbul derby. The Lions are in desperate need of a victory to maintain their edge in the Turkish Super Lig, and all eyes will be on Osimhen to extend his remarkable scoring streak. With nine goals in five matches and a hunger for more, Osimhen’s blistering form shows no signs of slowing down. If his recent performances are anything to go by, Besiktas’s defence will have their hands full trying to contain the unstoppable Nigerian star on Saturday. Ole and his men have lost the last three matches across competitions, conceding six matches. For Osimhen, it’s another opportunity to prove why he’s the man of the moment for both club and country, and the odds will back him to do just that.