Prolific Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has lavished praise on Napoli FC fans ahead of his possible departure to pursue his trade in another league this summer.
In an interview with Betsson Sport, the 25-year-old player who praised Napoli supporters said he will most likely “cry” when he possibly leaves the Serie A team.
He stated that whenever he has to look for a word to describe Napoli fans, he is sometimes speechless because they are electrifying as they take football so seriously.
Osimhen also noted during the chat that he has played in other clubs in other countries, but the passion that the Neapolitans have for their club is out of this world.
He said, “Extraordinary. For me, it’s absolutely incredible. I’ve been in football for 6-7 years now and I say it in every interview when they ask me about Napoli fans.
“When I have to look for a word to describe them, I am speechless because they are absolutely electrifying. I have never seen anything like this that takes football so seriously. The way fans support the team is truly unbelievable. I have played in other clubs, but the passion that the Neapolitans have for their club is out of this world.
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“You can see it in the stadium; when we lose or win, everyone in the stadium is really electrifying; every player has goosebumps, not just Victor, and when we score, it’s fantastic; the whole stadium turns upside down and starts celebrating.
“They are among the best fans in the world for how they support their team and how they live their everyday lives, making sure the identity of this club is connected to them.
“For me, it’s a fantastic feeling. In some clubs, it’s the history that creates the identity; in Naples, it’s the fans who make the team what it is. The way they support the team and each player is truly incredible.
“Sometimes I understand why some legends of the past cried when they left Naples, because it is an extraordinary emotion to play in the stadium and hear your name shouted from the first minute to the 90th, supporting the team and cheering.”
