Didier Drogba, a legendary African player for Chelsea, offered his opinion on the recent two-day rumour that the country had converted to Islam.
Drogba clarified the image circulating on social media networks, and wrote through his personal account on “Twitter”: “This story is spreading quickly, but I have not changed my religion.
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He continued, “This was just a moment of collaboration, a lot of love, and blessings for everyone. I was visiting my Muslim brothers in my village.
Although this story is becoming viral, my religion hasn’t changed. this was Just Me Paying Respect to My MUUSLIMHERS I was Visiting in My Village. An occasion for community.
Many blessings and much love to everyone.
The 44-year-old with the moniker “Euphia Elephant” stood up for various European clubs, most notably Chelsea, which won 16 championships, including the English Premier League four times and the Champions League once.
The Ivorian star also achieved three championships with Galatasaray: the Turkish League, the Turkey Cup, and the Turkish Super Cup.
Drogba represented his country, Ivory Coast, in 105 international games, scoring 65 goals and contributing 11 game-changing passes.
He won the award for the best African player in 2006 and 2009, and won the BBC Award for Best African Player in 2009.
The African great competed in three World Cup finals, in Germany in 2006, South Africa in 2010, and Brazil in 2014, as well as five African Nations Championships, but he was unable to win the title as he guided his nation to Al-Supple in 2006 and 2012.
“Agencies” is the source.
Didier Drogba responds to the idea that he has converted to Islam.
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