Richard Yinka is a sport analyst, sport writer and a Manchester United fan
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Fulham and Super Eagles star Alex Iwobi has dismissed suggestions that his music endeavors are a preparation for life after football, emphasizing that it’s simply a creative outlet.
In an exclusive interview with Making of Champions, Iwobi clarified that his focus remains on football, despite his growing presence in the music industry.
Alex Iwobi is enjoying his football in Fulham.
“No, I am just living life. I don’t know if I am preparing for life after football, I am just living my life. So, people can say what they want,” the 28-year-old stated.
Speaking to BBC Sports, he explained, “Creating music doesn’t take anything away from my football. It helps me switch off. I will always work hard and try to improve in my sport, but this is a good use of my spare time.”
What’s Luv by Alex Iwobi was released in November
His music debut, “Don’t Shoot,” featuring fellow footballers Chuba Akpom and Medy Elito, received nearly 60,000 streams on Spotify.
His latest track, “What’s Luv?”, celebrates Afro-Swing and Rap, showcasing his collaboration with close friends and emerging artists.
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Balancing Passions
Iwobi insists that his musical pursuits do not detract from his football career. Instead, they provide a balance, allowing him to recharge while staying committed to his professional goals.
As he continues to excel for Fulham and the Super Eagles, Iwobi’s foray into music highlights his ability to successfully navigate dual passions without compromising his dedication to the sport.
