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Since I first fell in love with football, national teams never really mattered to me. In club football, I found a home in Barcelona, a deep sense of belonging, even without living there. But on the international stage, no big team ever gave me that feeling. I watched games without really caring who won or lost.
Until one man changed everything.
He was the player who gave me the greatest moments I have ever known as a fan, with years of weekly joy. Yet, all those years of magic with Barcelona stood in painful contrast to his time with his country. I watched him chase his ultimate dream, only to face failure after failure, heartbreak after heartbreak.
Over time, it felt like a debt owed to him. He had given us so much happiness, and he deserved to taste that same glory with his own country.
So, I joined him on his journey. I shared his pain and supported him through every struggle, even when many of his own countrymen gave up on him.
Through every scar, every defeat, and every painful step along the road, I stayed. And here i am today, standing at the finish line, as we are in the final chapter of his international career, carrying zero regrets as the climax of this story provided absolute justification for every ounce of faith.
Kibalama retweeted
Mastered Law and Finance at @UniofOxford.
My sincere gratitude goes to @MastercardFdn, @Africa_Oxford, @OxfordLawFac, @OxfordSBS and @StAntsCollege for making all this possible.
Dominus Illuminatio Mea.
Yes. That is me.
I will be reading Law and Finance at @OxfordLawFac on a fully funded scholarship!
Thanks be to God and @MastercardFdn
Kibalama retweeted
“When you play as a pivot in Spain, you aren't just filling a position, you’re carrying a culture. Real Madrid is built on moments, individual genius, and winning through chaos. But Barcelona is an idea. It’s a language written by those who understand time and space.” ✍️🔥🔥
🚨🎙️ Sergio Busquets on Rodri Choosing Barça Over Real Madrid
🗣️ "When you play as a pivot in Spain, you aren't just filling a position—you’re carrying a culture. Real Madrid is built on moments, individual genius, and winning through chaos. But Barcelona is an idea. It’s a language written by those who understand time and space.
Rodri sees the game two seconds before anyone else on the pitch. Madrid would have asked him to break up play, but Barça gives him the keys to dictate life. Seeing a fellow Spaniard who carries that same obsession with order and quiet authority choose Camp Nou over the Bernabéu feels deeply personal.
Real Madrid could offer him silverware, but Barcelona offers him a legacy. Passing the torch to a player with his mind isn't just a signing for the club—it’s a master recognizing where his football truly belongs."
Kibalama retweeted
After this tournament if you say with a clear conscience that Messi is not the greatest player you've ever watched you're lying. Walahi you're lying. I give up.
Kibalama retweeted
3 World Cup Finals in 4 is GOAT stuff. You do not have to agree publicly as a hater, BUT…
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“Posterity will judge our generation for entertaining the faux comparison between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo as though it were a genuine rivalry.”
Kibalama retweeted
Only the press and delusional Premier League fans thought England was a clear favourite. I mean, England could have won it, but what was that delusion that they would run over Argentina😂?
Kibalama retweeted
Spain was so good that it’s difficult to point to a man of the match🙌🏾.
I would give it to Rodri - for controlling the midfield and dictating the tempo of the game; or
Olmo - for shining in the free role very effortlessly.


























