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Osimhen Will Pay For ‘Silly Mistake’ – Gattuso

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Napoli manager, Gennaro Gattuso, has said that striker, Victor Osimhen, will pay for a ‘silly mistake’ after the Nigerian international contracted coronavirus (COVID-19).

Gattuso said this following Napoli’s Serie A 4-1 win over Cagliari on Sunday.

Osimhen had returned a positive test last Friday, having been away for the yuletide break.

The former Lille star had a birthday party in Nigeria and contracted the virus.

Osimhen has not played for Napoli since he sustained a shoulder injury against Sierra Leone last November while on international duty for the Super Eagles.

“When I made a mistake, Marcello Lippi used to say he would let me stew in my juices for a while, to recognize what I’d done. That’s what Osimhen has to do now,” Gattuso told Sky Sport Italia.

“He has already apologized, he’s a lad who gives his all when working. He made a silly mistake, he knows that.

“I am a coach, I do not decide fines, especially as I was the one who gave the all-clear for him to return to Nigeria and so both of us were left embarrassed by what happened.

“He made a mistake, and he will pay what he needs to pay.”

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