FOOTBALL WON’T LAST FOREVER, I’LL GO BACK TO SCHOOL, SAYS OSIMHEN

Nigerian international Victor Osimhen has revealed that he intends to return to school after his football career, stressing that the sport will not last forever.

Speaking about his future, Osimhen said education remains important to him and that he hopes to continue his studies once he retires from professional football.

The Super Eagles striker noted that every athlete must prepare for life after retirement, adding that acquiring knowledge and developing new skills are essential for long-term success.

According to him, football has given him opportunities to achieve many of his dreams, but he recognises the need to plan for the next phase of his life beyond the pitch.

Osimhen encouraged young footballers to combine their sporting ambitions with education, stressing that academic qualifications can provide valuable opportunities after their playing careers end.

He also highlighted the importance of discipline, hard work, and continuous self-improvement, both in sports and in personal development.

Football analysts praised the striker’s outlook, describing it as a positive example for aspiring athletes who often focus solely on their sporting careers.

Supporters have welcomed Osimhen’s comments, applauding his commitment to education and his desire to continue learning after retirement.

The forward reaffirmed that while he remains fully focused on achieving more success for club and country, he is equally committed to preparing for the future.

His remarks underscore the growing awareness among professional athletes of the importance of education, career planning, and personal development beyond active competition.