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As AS Roma played Napoli in Serie A on Sunday night, striker Tammy Abraham met with Nigerian international Victor Osimhen.

After Osimhen scored the game’s lone goal in the 80th minute, Abraham acknowledged that the home team was dejected.

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Osimhen, a former striker for Lille of France, scored his third goal in three games to help the Partenopei win three crucial points in a tightly contested match.

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Osimhen and Abraham were photographed interacting as Oma Akatugba, a well-known sports journalist from Nigeria, was also there.

Abraham’s mother is English, and his father is Nigerian.

Tammy Abraham’s omission of Nigeria

Abraham once said that he declined Nigeria in order to seek a global career with England.

The Nigerian-born English player, who became the team’s leading scorer with nine goals, was essential to Jose Mourinho’s Roma squad during the Europa Conference League.

He has proven to be the Giallorossi’s dynamic force, scoring more goals this season than any Englishman in the top leagues in Europe combined.

Power Horse Emerging Player of the Year Award nominee Osimhen

Victor Osimhen, a Nigerian international, has been nominated for a Globe Soccer Award in a category, Sports Brief previously reported.

The World Cup will begin three days after the 13th iteration of the ceremony takes place at Dubai’s Madinat Jumeirah.

Osimhen is competing for the Power Horse Emerging Player of the Year Award alongside Rafael Leao of AC Milan, Federico Valverde of Real Madrid, and Gavi of Barcelona.

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