Aftobeats has been making waves around the world, and top Premier League clubs are already buying into it
Former Premier League champions Chelsea have unveiled their latest signing Moises Caicedo with Pheelz and Buju’s hit-song Finesse, Soccernet reports.
Afrobeats has been making waves across the world, with the likes of Wizkid, Davido, Burna boy, Tems, and Rema performing in some of the biggest stages.
Earlier this year, Tems, Rema, and Burna boy performed at the NBA All-star games. The “African Giant” crooner also went on to perform in the final of the UEFA Champions League.
This summer, after signing Declan Rice from West Ham for a club-record fee, Arsenal unveiled the English midfielder with Odumodublvck’s hit song “Declan Rice”.
Close rivals Chelsea have now employed a similar method in unveiling their latest signing Moises Caicedo. The Ecuadorian joined the Blues for a British-record €100million+€10million(add-ons) after a controversial transfer mix involving Liverpool.
Following the completion of the deal, Chelsea announced Caicedo with a short video of him and his mum sitting in a car, and Buju’s song playing in the background.
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Caicedo is expected to play a major role at Chelsea. The club is rebuilding with Mauricio Pochettino as coach, and once he settles in, he would partner Enzo Fernandez in midfield.
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