Leroy Sané avoids picking between Victor Osimhen and Harry Kane, keeping his response lighthearted and diplomatic in recent interview

Leroy Sané has cleverly avoided choosing between Victor Osimhen and Harry Kane, keeping his response lighthearted and diplomatic in a recent interview.

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The Galatasaray forward laughed off the question when asked which striker he rates higher, saying, “I definitely won’t answer that.”

Sané, who has shared dressing rooms with both Kane and Osimhen, seems keen to avoid favouring one prolific teammate over another.

His careful response underscores his professionalism and respect for both players.

Victor Osimhen has emerged as a leading figure in African football.

The 26-year-old Nigerian forward started in Germany with Wolfsburg before making waves at Charleroi and Lille.

He achieved a breakthrough at Napoli, becoming Serie A’s top scorer with 26 goals and guiding the club to their first Scudetto in 33 years.

On loan at Galatasaray last season, Osimhen also finished as the Super Lig top scorer and helped the Turkish club secure a league and cup double.

This summer, he completed a record €75m transfer to Galatasaray, cementing his status as the most expensive signing in Turkish football history.

Meanwhile, Harry Kane remains one of the Premier League’s finest forwards.

The England captain is Tottenham Hotspur’s all-time top scorer, England’s leading scorer, and holds the record for most goals by an English player in the UEFA Champions League.

Despite Kane’s prolific numbers, collective trophies have been limited until his recent league title with Bayern Munich in 2025.

Sané’s refusal to pick a favourite highlights the incredible calibre of talent in European football today.

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Both Osimhen and Kane are exceptional strikers, and Sané’s diplomatic response has won admiration from fans and pundits alike.