Victor Osimhen scores his second hat-trick in one week for Napoli in pre-season win

By effizziemag On Sep 4, 2020

Victor Osimhen scores his second hat-trick in one week for Napoli in pre-season win

Nigeria’s most expensive player in history, Victor Osimhen has netted another hat-trick for Napoli, as the club thrashed Italian third division side Teramo 4-0, in Friday’s pre-season game.

The hattrick comes just days after Osimhen’s first hat-trick in Napoli’s second pre-season game against L’Aquila which they won 11-0.

Victor Osimhen scores his second hat-trick in one week for Napoli in pre-season win

Osimhen scored for Napoli in the 4th minute before Lozano made it 2-0 on 14 minutes. In the 61st minute, Osimhen scored the third goal for his side and completed his hat-trick on 65 minutes to end the game 4-0.

Napoli will kick-off the Serie A season with an away game against Parma when the league starts next week.

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