May 24, 2020

Breaking! Tears As Nigeria’s Striker, Victor Osimhen Loses Father

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It was all tears Sunday morning as Nigerian striker Victor Oshihmen announced the death of his father.

The 21-year-old Lille forward broke the sad news via his verified Twitter page.

“RIP Dad. No words to describe this feeling,” he tweeted with tears and heartbroken emoji.

😭😭💔 pic.twitter.com/YRA9LCdtUh

— Victor Osimhen (@victorosimhen9) May 24, 2020

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