- Adekunle Gold shares mixed emotions after Manchester United’s loss to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final.
- The match took place on May 21 in Bilbao, Spain.
- Adekunle Gold expressed his frustration on his official X account.
Nigerian Afrobeats star Adekunle Gold is experiencing a mix of emotions following Manchester United’s painful defeat against Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final.
On Wednesday night, May 21, the “Obimọ” singer took to his official X (formerly Twitter) page to express his frustration after Manchester United missed out on the European title in a high-stakes match held in Bilbao, Spain.
Tottenham’s Brennan Johnson scored in the 42nd minute, breaking the club’s 17-year trophy drought and leaving Manchester United’s players and fans, including Adekunle Gold, deeply distraught.
A committed supporter of the Red Devils, Adekunle Gold shared a series of emotional tweets that drew reactions from his fans and followers.
In one post, he wrote:
“I need space to cry. Please respect my privacy at this time. Thanks.”
He went on to tweet:
“STOP CALLING MY PHONE!!!!”
“My people, Tamper mercy with Justice”
“I am ashamed! What the f*** is this??? Forgive me @youngskales @Zlatan_Ibile”
“Amori, I believed in you!”
These tweets sparked a wave of responses, with some fans offering sympathy while others teased him for taking the loss so personally.
On the field, Manchester United struggled to regain control after Johnson’s swift counterattack, initiated by Pape Matar Sarr. Despite late attempts from Amad Diallo and Garnacho, Tottenham held on, with Van de Ven’s crucial goal-line clearance securing their victory over the Red Devils.
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See some comments below:
@DavymartinCE0:”At least this one go motivate you to release album. Make Simi do the crying for you. Her voice sweet.”
@collinsumeh042:”You deserve better. How much more suffering before you finally leave this club behind?”
@sposhbaba:”Loool Privacy ko Primacy ni Alaye, come and face your shame now. Be a man.”
@Maxieebby:”After you travelled all the way from Sokoto to go and watch the game I understand.”
@ayinla_thompson:”Na TOTTENHAM wear WHITE, Na MAN U wear RED, See better beating.”
@NnannaSamu62282:”Football will always teach us important things… Man U fans thought it was theirs before kickoff, but football no be chor chor chor. Take heart nwanne m.”
@adeleke96022:”Ain’t no way, no way boi. You say ebe LA na be Osika. If you like kill for Osika, e no go still favour you. Lobatan!”
