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The 31-year-old artist already knows the name of the winner of the 2024 Champions League final and knows what the Blues’ path will be at the Euro.
The Champions League final will take place on June 1 at Wembley Stadium in London. For its 69th edition, it will pit Real Madrid, already winner of the competition fourteen times, against Borussia Dortmund.
A big football fan, rapper Naza will obviously be an attentive viewer of this prestigious poster. “It’s going to be a 3-1 for Real Madrid including a goal from Bellingham, a goal from Vinicius and we’re going to go for the nerve like that with a header from Rüdiger. This is how it’s going to happen”he predicted on the microphone of Canal+in “The question box”.
Naza sends the Blues into the last four
The artist from Creil, who celebrated his 31st birthday on Sunday, also imagines a nice route for the Blues during Euro 2024 in Germany. “When you have Kylian Mbappé, everything becomes easy. When he’s in good shape, it’s nonsense. France, I think we have a big team. After being careful, you have to watch out for England. But I think we’re going to be in the last four huh. Normal “warned the one who has already collected a platinum disc and three gold discs in France thanks to his music.
Naza’s new album will also be released at the heart of the continental competition, on June 21. Called “Nazaland”, it is the fifth studio album of his career.
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