Osimhen hit back at Uche Jombo for preferring Ronaldo to play in Champions League

Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen, has hit again at Nollywood actress, Uche Jombo, after she expressed her need for Cristiano Ronaldo to play within the Champions League next season.

Osimhen’s Napoli and Juventus are locked within the race to complete in high four.

The combat will go right down to the wire with Napoli at the moment occupying the final spot with 76 points, while Juve is fifth with seventy-five factors.

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Ronaldo and co are away at Bologna on the final day, while Napoli host Verona.

“Kai. I would like CR7 to enjoy UCL next season. Love him or hate him…. There’s one thing he brings,” Jombo tweeted.

Osimhen, who has been in fine type for Gennaro Gattuso’s side, replied: “No wahala Aunty Uche. Me sef wan play UCL o.”

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