Osimhen won't enjoy his four-year deal with Galatasaray – Nigerian pastor makes SHOCKING prophecy

Super Eagles star Victor Osimhen has been sent a warning over his record-breaking transfer to Galatasaray.

The blockbuster move saw the prolific striker depart Serie A side Napoli in a deal worth a staggering €75 million, making him the most expensive incoming transfer in Turkish football history. 

The landmark agreement catapulted Osimhen high up in the list of highest-paid African footballers.

Osimhen, 26, signed a lucrative four-year contract, with an official net guaranteed salary of €15 million per season, potentially rising to €16 million with bonuses.

Just days after Osimhen was officially presented to thousands of adoring Galatasaray fans alongside fellow new signing Leroy Sané, a viral clip on social media has brought a shocking prediction to the fore.

Primate Elijah Ayodele, founder of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Alaseyori Cathedral, has issued a stark warning to the Super Eagles star. 

In the viral clip, Ayodele stated: "Osimhen…four years deal..is failed. That four years deal, you will not enjoy it. You better have a rethink. Who give you that advice Osimhen? [..] I’m telling you.”

This prophecy has caused a stir, especially given the celebratory scenes at RAMS Park on Saturday, August 2nd, where Osimhen was joined by his long-time partner, Stefanie Kim Ladewig, 24, and their two-year-old daughter, Hailey True.

The family’s presence painted a picture of happiness and new beginnings, which now stands in stark contrast to the cleric's shocking words.

This isn't the first time Primate Elijah Ayodele has weighed in on Victor Osimhen's career decisions. 

The cleric previously made headlines when he cautioned the prolific striker against a move to Premier League giants Chelsea, who were long-time suitors for the Nigerian star.

 As reported by Pulse Sports, Primate Ayodele strongly advised Osimhen to reconsider his options, stating that the striker would not "shine" at Chelsea and that such a move would "kill his career." 

In a short video clip, he even went as far as to urge the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) to be cautious about calling up Osimhen if he were to join the English club, saying as reported by Punch Online:

"NFF, if Osimhen should go to Chelsea, don’t call him again, and also calling him to the Super Eagles still needs to be previewed properly because we have what it takes to the World Cup and Nations Cup," he was quoted to have said.

With this history of prophetic warnings, many are left to wonder whether the latest prediction about his time at Galatasaray will come to pass.

Osimhen already enjoyed a phenomenal stint on loan with The Lions, helping them win a domestic double, and securing Champions League football.

The Nigerian goal machine outscored every single player in the league having netted 26 times in 30 matches.