Ghana defender Abdul Baba Rahman hanged out with a member of the popular Nigerian group P-square before the side's Premier League game at home to Manchester United.
The 21-year-old spent some time with Peter Okoye - the half brother Paul Okoye alongside teammate Bertrand Traore at Stamford Bridge.
The Nigerian hit maker posted a picture on his social networking site facebook to express his delight at meeting his African brothers.
'It's my African Brothers from Chelsea @bertrandtraore10 and @baba_rahman_#MyOlympicMoment #cfc #upchelseaâš½#MusicMeetsFootBall #blues #ChelseaFan#FootballBusiness #StamfordBridge,' Peter Okoye captioned the picture.
Rahman made the bench for the Blues in their 1-1 stalemate with the Premier League champions.
Meta releases new version of conversational AI across its platforms
Cape Town named Africa’s Best Airport 2024 by Skytrax
Bono East: Four injured after hearse transporting corpse crashes into a truck
‘Be courageous, find your voice to defend our democracy’ — Sam Jonah urges journ...
Exodus of doctors, nurses and teachers have worsened because of unserious Akufo-...
2024 election: Avoid insults, cutting down people in search of power – National ...
‘You passed through the back door but congratulations’ — Atubiga on Prof Jane Na...
Government’s $21.1 billion added to the stock of public debt has been spent judi...
Akufo-Addo will soon relocate Mahama’s Ridge Hospital to Kumasi for recommission...
We must not compromise on our defence of national interest; this is the time to ...
