Watch: Burna Boy dines with Real Madrid stars after Valladolid victory

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Nigerian Afrobeat star Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, was recently spotted sharing dinner with a section of the Real Madrid squad, Soccernet.ng reports.

The “Last Last” crooner enjoyed a memorable evening with Real Madrid stars Vinícius Jr., Antonio Rüdiger, and others, following their commanding 3-0 victory over Real Valladolid in La Liga.

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On Saturday, Carlo Ancelotti’s men visited the José Zorrilla Stadium, securing all three points in a dominant display against the hosts.

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Real Madrid C.F squad [Photo credit/ Imago]

In a relaxed post-match atmosphere, the Grammy-winning artist joined the players for dinner, strengthening his growing connection with the football world.

The Port Harcourt-born singer first made his mark in football circles when he headlined the 2023 UEFA Champions League Final Kick-Off Show alongside Anitta.

Burna Boy, known for his global hits and electrifying performances, has often been seen mingling with football stars. Dining with 2024 Ballon d’Or nominee Vinícius Jr. and his teammates further cements his presence on the football scene.

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Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid [Photo credit/Imago]

Vinícius Jr. and Rüdiger were in high spirits after contributing to Real Madrid’s impressive win, and the dinner provided a perfect opportunity for celebration.

Videos and pictures of the event have surfaced online, showing the players and the singer celebrating with food and drinks. Vinícius was seen posing with Burna Boy, holding his jersey, while Rüdiger and other players joined in for photos.

Burna Boy enjoying dinner with Real Madrid superstars. pic.twitter.com/b2LZ2KtDNU

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This is not the first time Burna Boy has been spotted with football icons, as he continues to build bridges between his music and the football world.

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