President Ruto Declares: Arsenal Are Back!

In a moment that blended politics with passion, President William Ruto stood proudly at State House Nairobi, cradling the gleaming English Premier League trophy. But it wasn’t just a ceremonial photo op—it was a declaration of allegiance. “I am a proud Arsenal fan,” he said, his voice ringing with conviction. “If you’ve been watching the Gunners lately, the swagger, the spirit—it’s all coming alive again.”

The President’s words echoed the sentiments of millions of Kenyan football fans who’ve long supported the North London club through thick and thin. Arsenal’s recent resurgence in the Premier League has reignited hope, and Ruto wasn’t shy about celebrating it. “To our friends in the EPL and across Europe,” he added with a grin, “watch out—Arsenal are back.”

The occasion marked the arrival of the Premier League trophy in Kenya as part of its global tour. Ruto, dressed in a Kenya-branded jacket, welcomed the silverware with pride, calling it “a special occasion” for a nation where football runs deep. He also paid tribute to the late Raila Odinga, a fellow Arsenal enthusiast, recalling their spirited banter and shared love for the club.

For Ruto, football isn’t just a game—it’s a bridge across political divides, a source of national unity, and a personal joy. His public embrace of Arsenal’s revival sends a message that transcends sport: optimism, resilience, and belief in comebacks.

As the Gunners continue their charge in the Premier League, one thing is clear—Kenya’s Head of State will be cheering them on, one goal at a time. And with fans like Ruto in their corner, Arsenal’s roar is echoing far beyond the Emirates.