Victor Osimhen continues to capture attention, not only with his impressive goal-scoring ability on the field but also with his thoughtful gestures off it.

The Nigerian forward, who made a stunning return from injury with a clinical brace against Kayserispor, has once again earned widespread praise—not just for his expertly executed goals, but for his actions following the match.

According to journalist Burhan Can Terzi, as reported by Forza Cimbom, Osimhen’s teammate, Berat Lus, received the heartbreaking news that his grandmother had passed away just before Galatasaray’s departure from their hotel after the Kayserispor fixture.

Burhan Can Terzi: "Bugün maç öncesi takım otelden ayrılıp otobüsle yola çıktıkları an geliyor Berat Luş'a babaannesini kaybettiği bilgisi, Berat gözyaşlarına boğuluyor otobüste, tüm otobüs buz kesiyor, herkes Berat'ın acısını paylaşıyor.

Gol sevinciyle alakalı kimse Osimhen'e… pic.twitter.com/cDBsR77NJV

— Forza Cimbom (@forzacimbomtr) December 22, 2024

The young midfielder was said to be in tears upon hearing the devastating news. While many of Lus' teammates stood in quiet reflection, Osimhen immediately approached him to offer comfort.

This heartwarming gesture by Osimhen has sparked an outpouring of support across social media.

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑴𝒂𝒔𝒌 𝒐𝒇 𝑽𝒊𝒄𝒕𝒐𝒓. 🎭 pic.twitter.com/7fO8qLRlE7

— Galatasaray SK (@GalatasaraySK) December 22, 2024

While fans of the Istanbul club mourn Lus' loss, they have also taken the opportunity to praise Osimhen, who has continually demonstrated his selflessness and unwavering support for his teammates since joining on loan.

Osimhen's future up for debate

Amid Osimhen's continued display of heartfelt gestures at Galatasaray, his immediate future has become a major talking point ahead of the winter transfer window.

While the Istanbul club is eager to secure the 25-year-old on a new deal, several other teams, particularly Paris Saint-Germain, are reportedly preparing to make a move for the prolific striker.

According to PSG Report, the French giants are ready to table a bid in the region of €81 million to Napoli for Osimhen, who is currently on loan at Galatasaray.

PSG is said to view the Nigerian forward as an ideal replacement for the out-of-favour Randal Kolo Muani.

Whether Osimhen completes a high-profile move to PSG this January remains a hot topic and one worth keeping a close eye on as the transfer window approaches.