Osimhen apologises to Napoli coach, team-mates over angry reaction

Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, has apologised to manager Rudi Garcia following his angry outburst after he was taken off during their 0-0 draw with Bologna last weekend.

Osimhen had missed a penalty in the second half before he was substituted.

But as the Super Eagles frontman left the pitch, he held up two fingers to Garcia in an apparent suggestion that more than one striker should be on the pitch with the team still needing a goal.

Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, has apologised to manager Rudi Garcia following his angry outburst after he was taken off during their 0-0 draw with Bologna last weekend.

Osimhen had missed a penalty in the second half before he was substituted.

But as the Super Eagles frontman left the pitch, he held up two fingers to Garcia in an apparent suggestion that more than one striker should be on the pitch with the team still needing a goal.

Transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, has now revealed that Osimhen has apologised.

Romano tweeted: “Victor Osimhen has apologised today to manager Garcia and Napoli teammates after showing disappointment when subbed off yesterday.

“Osimhen said in dressing room speech that he was overreacting as he always wants to win.

“Napoli also confirm confidence in Rudi Garcia but positive results are needed.”