Topic: I grew up cleaning gutters, fetching water for a living – Osimhen (Read 88 times)

I am sorry but the history of a player got anything to do with gambling? Or any part of this forum?

I am afraid this topic belongs to off-topic.

When it comes to sports, almost 90% of the players have struggled a lot to reach specific place. Very few exceptions can be seen getting into the squad with the influence. Most players who get in through influence never last much. Important thing about the players who struggled hard to reach a position always think of the upcoming players and used to create sports academies to train the able ones who aren't affordable to get trained.

I understand you but not all cases, I always think this way before but I later also noticed I was not totally right about this when I was relating life more to reality and making people as an example. I have seen a rich man's children that did not make much money like their father, making money is not easy anyway, but most of them still live good and up to standard but just that they are not rich like their parents but not that they are not doing well. I have noticed many people that suffered in life, they struggled through life and make it in life like the example above.

But there are still people that their father is rich, the father bank roll the children, the children make use of the money and become wealthier and more popular than their father even when their fathery were still alive. Also are people that are born poor but remain poor for life which is what is most common to poor people.

Life is complicated, the way wealth is distributed is not simple but complicated, anyone can be rich, the rich or the poor parent's children, it depends on what people are exposed to in life and how intelligent they are in turning what they are exposed to wealth. About Victor Osimhen, it is just talent and opportunity that helped him, if he can not play good, he will not be there.

All of this struggle makes you want to focus on the bigger picture more and more.
It takes time, alot of patience for this to be achieved,all of this motivates me you know.
Making yourself the Focus until you become the Focus, nothing seems impossible at all to be achieved.
Even the word "impossible" says I'm possible.

True, and also correct that most successful people today have had their fair share of hardship at some point in their lives, some situations more serious than others.. A popular saying is what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, in the case of Victor, all the difficult situations he has said he passed through and the experiences he has had, are all what has turned him into the man he is today.

Struggles tailor real men (and women), people who get everything easily never succeed in their lives because they are used to live that way as they have everything, so they don't understand the need of their future and enjoy their present while personalities such as Victor have the hunger to succeed, to get ahead under any circumstances and bang it, because of the struggle they see either during their childhood or when they are going through their teenage life.

It is believed that every life has a challenging story of the past to tell, as it is being said, no glory without story as one of the famous suoer eagle's player Victor Osimhen who is an active and perpetual young player for Napoly has deem fit to take a bold step forward in sharing about his live story and past experience, challenges and the motivation that makes him who he is till date as his profile read thus:

Osimhen, who was born in Lagos, completed an €80m deal to move from Lille to Napoli in the summer of 2020 becoming the most expensive African player of all time. The 22-year-old, a product of Ultimate Strikers Academy, made his breakthrough when he signed a three-and-a-half-year deal with Wolfsburg in 2017.

He then moved to Belgium and France playing for Charleroi and Lille respectively. He scored 18 goals in 38 appearances across all competitions with the Ligue 1 side before moving to Napoli on a permanent deal. In his debut season in Naples, the Nigeria international scored 10 goals in 24 Serie A appearances at Stadio Maradona.

“I remember when I was growing up, I was cleaning the gutters for 20 Naira, for my landlord and did some cleaning jobs for my neighbours close to my house, fetch water for 80 Naira, I think. You can read furthermore on his life challenging story I grew up cleaning gutters, fetching water for a living – Osimhen we can share along here other players who's success story can be a life touching experience as we all can learn from.