The former Sporting Charleroi star claimed the award ahead of Algeria’s Islam Slimani and France’s Nicolas Pallois. The Lille targetman won 45% of the vote to place first ahead of Monaco’s Islam Slimani (37%) and Nantes’ Nicolas Pallois (18).
Osimhen opened his goal account for the month against SCO Angers before netting another when Les Dogues faced Strasbourg. The Nigerian’s assists came in matches against Rennes and Strasbourg.
With 7 goals in 9 appearances in the Ligue 1, Osimhen is the fourth highest goalscorer in the top five European Leagues, behind Bayern Munich’s Lewandowski (11 goals), Manchester City’s Aguero and Chelsea’s Abraham (both with 8 goals).
Rennes midfielder Eduardo Camavinga won the award in August.
By Olamide Oyetunji
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