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Why I Plan to Return to School After Football — Osimhen

Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen says he wants to return to university and earn a degree once his playing days are over. In a recent Instablog TV interview, the 27-year-old reflected on life lessons beyond the pitch. He noted that a football career lasts only 20 to 25 years, so preparing for life after retirement is vital. Osimhen believes completing his education would set a positive example for the younger generation. He also urged anyone who had to pause their studies to remember that school is always available. Although he has not yet disclosed when he will enrol or what course he will pursue, fans have praised his comments as a powerful reminder of education’s enduring value.

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kris

What do you think Osimhen stands to gain the most from returning to university after his football career ends?

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matthew

That's right. Earning a degree could give him skills to manage business or media work after football.

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jaruma

Many players treat their post-retirement plans casually, yet balancing intense training and academic goals seems a tough road.

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mel

Going back to school sounds admirable, yet it might be unrealistic after years of rigorous routines and tight schedules.

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peter

He could consider enrolling in part-time or online courses that fit around training and match commitments for smoother academic transition.

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