How to show deleted file when using command `find . -name sample.txt -delete`

Question

I need the output just like rm -v sample.txt. Are there options like "-v" in command find？

Answer 1

Tested with FreeBSD and Busybox implementations of find:

$ find . -name sample.txt  -delete -exec echo removed "'{}'" \; | sed "s,^removed '\./,removed ',"
removed 'sample.txt'

With GNU find you can also use -printf:

$ find . -name sample.txt -printf "removed '%f'\n" -delete
removed 'sample.txt'