Vincenzo Montella: "Victor Osimhen is, for Galatasaray, more than just a technical leader, he is an emotional engine. He changes the balances enormously and transforms the face of the team." The Italian manager, who is also the current coach of the Turkish national team, emphasized Osimhen's impact as he leads Galatasaray in their quest to finish what he started in Turkey against Juventus in the second leg of the playoffs in Italy.

Meet Ghanaian Born JAPAN's Goalkeeper, Zion Suzuki Expected To Shine At 2026 FIFA WORLD CUP

Zion Suzuki is the current primary goalkeeper for the Japan national football team (Samurai Blue)
He plays club football for Parma in Serie A (Italy).

Born in 2002 in the United States to a Ghanaian father and Japanese mother, he represents Japan internationally.

He has earned over 20 caps for the senior team (as of recent records around 21 caps with no goals conceded in those appearances tracked).

Following the retirement of longtime goalkeeper Shūichi Gonda (around 2022), Zion Suzuki has established himself as the front-runner and main starter,
especially heading into preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup (where Japan has already qualified as one of the top Asian sides).

He is the among some African descendants who has represented Japan in major tournaments, others are Leo Kokubo (or Leobrian Kokubo, Goalkeeper) — Nigerian father, Japanese mother. He has represented Japan at senior levels and was notably part of the 2024 Paris Olympics squad.

Joel Chima Fujita (Midfielder) — Nigerian father, Japanese mother. A defensive midfielder who has featured for Japan, including at the Olympics and youth internationals; he captains or has captained youth sides.