Award-winning Afrobeats singer Davido has publicly declared his support for Arsenal in the upcoming UEFA Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain. The revelation came after his brother, Adewale Adeleke, shared a screenshot of a private conversation on social media.
Davido's Choice Revealed
In the message, Davido expressed his desire to see Arsenal lift their first-ever European crown. The final is set to take place in Budapest, marking a historic clash between the two clubs.
PSG secured their spot in the final after a dramatic 6-5 aggregate victory over Bayern Munich in the semi-finals. Arsenal, on the other hand, advanced after a strong campaign, setting up an unprecedented showdown.
Reactions from Social Media
The post sparked a wave of reactions from fans and followers. User @itz_slimpapi stated: 'Gunners for life. Or else una wan work work work so tey n not wan to reap una labors. That's why u can say make Arsenal no win the epl n ucl this season.'
@real_30bg commented: '001 don dey pity arsenal. With all due respect my idolo, I think this is the first time u will be saying what won't happen.'
@CruzzCaasi shared: 'ARSENAL for life Big Bro, Davido knows the grill and he's on the good side always egbon just support the only unbeaten England team remaining let's celebrate when we bring it back home, U already have few championship, let's get ours @ChairmanHKN.'
@Realifewonder wrote: 'My baddest idan mi and OBO, abeg make una turn up for me oh. Second Mummy get birthday today, I want to surprise her.. please family 30bg.'
@Chimaforkeeps noted: 'You just know Arsenal will bottle this champions league, call me a fool if they Win and I will do a 30 days streak of listening to Davido non stop.'
Davido's Political Engagement
In other news, Davido has also expressed confidence in his uncle, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, ahead of the governorship election scheduled for August 2026. The singer was recently appointed Head of Youth Mobilisation for the campaign council and has pledged to use his influence to support the governor's re-election bid.
