Galatasaray have confirmed that Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen and midfielder Mario Lemina are undergoing treatment after medical examinations revealed injuries to their right adductor muscle groups.
The Turkish club disclosed that both players underwent MRI and advanced examinations at sponsor Acıbadem Hospital, where the injuries were detected.
In a statement posted on its X handle on Sunday, Galatasaray said: “Following the completion of MR and advanced examinations at our sponsor Acıbadem Hospital, advanced-moderate level strain (bleeding and strain) has been detected in the right adductor (groin) muscle group of our footballer Victor Osimhen.”
The club added that Lemina suffered a similar injury, stating: “Similarly, advanced-moderate level strain (bleeding and strain) has been detected in the right adductor muscle group of our player Mario Lemina, whose examinations have also been completed.”
Galatasaray confirmed that both players have already commenced treatment. “Their treatment processes are ongoing,” the club stated.
The announcement did not specify how long Osimhen and Lemina are expected to be sidelined or when either player might return to competitive action.
The injuries will be a concern for Galatasaray, given how prominently both players have featured in the club’s plans this season.
