'Thieves' - Nigerian icon Asisat Oshoala slams UCL finalist over Victor Osimhen interest

• PSG beat Bayern 1-0 at the Allianz Arena, with Dembele's second-minute strike enough to seal a 6-5 aggregate thriller and a place in the UCL final.

• Kvaratskhelia, Osimhen's former teammate at Napoli, provided the assist, prompting Oshoala to question PSG's transfer logic.

• Oshoala asked in one breathless post on social media "These guys wanted to sign Osimhen - like how?"

French champions PSG reached the Champions League final for the second consecutive year on Wednesday night after a hard-fought 1-0 win over Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena to win 6-5 on aggregate.

The game came from Ousmane Dembele, assisted by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, the Georgian winger, who once played alongside Victor Osimhen at Napoli, in the second minute of the game

And that connection with the Nigerian and Super Eagles star was all it took to set Asisat Oshoala off.

Ousmane Dembele proved to be the winner after his early striker assisted by Victor Osimhen’ former teammate Khicha Kvaratskhelia, who picked him out with a precise cutback just two minutes into the game.

Despite chances from both sides for the rest of the game, Dembele’s goal turned out to be the winner, giving PSG an aggregate 6-5 win over their Bundesliga hosts.

Nigeria’s Oshoala was active throughout the semifinal encounter and could not help but connect the dots as she watched PSG impress her on the pitch.

Kvaratskhelia, Osimhen’s former teammate, was the architect of the winning goal, teeing up Dembele early on.

PSG were clinical, Kvaratskhelia was electric and somewhere watching, Oshoala remembered how the French side once tried to bring Osimhen alongside him.

Oshoala quickly made her feelings known after watching the French side impress for over 180 minutes.

Taking to her social media account, Oshoala could not help but wonder what could have been if PSG succeeded in their plans to take her compatriot Osimhen to Paris alongside Kvaratskhelia.

The win in Munich ensured PSG set up an remarkable date with Premier League leaders, Arsenal, who on Tuesday night held off challenge from Atletico Madrid and Ademola Lookman to also seal a hard-fought 1-0 win at the Emirates Stadium for a 2-1 aggregate victory.

For Osimhen, 27, he will watch the UCL final from outside, in Galatasaray, where his title hopes were recently dented by a shock defeat at home to Samsumpor last weekend.