‘They see you as one of their own’ – Wanyama’s love for Scotland

Victor Wanyama, the Kenyan professional footballer, has expressed his deep affection for Scotland where he played for Celtic FC.

Wanyama mentioned in an interview that the fans in Scotland embraced him as one of their own and he felt a strong connection with the country.

During his time at Celtic, Wanyama established himself as a key player and won the Scottish Premier League player of the year award in 2013.

The midfielder also appreciated the passion of the Scottish fans and the rich footballing culture in the country.

Wanyama’s love for Scotland goes beyond football as he has fond memories of the beautiful landscapes and warm hospitality he experienced during his time there.

Even after leaving Celtic and playing for various clubs around Europe, Wanyama still considers Scotland a special place that holds a special place in his heart.

His connection with Scotland has also been reflected in his charitable work, where he has supported various initiatives in the country.

Wanyama’s love for Scotland serves as a testament to the lasting impact that a place can have on an individual, both personally and professionally.

As he continues his footballing career, Wanyama’s bond with Scotland remains strong, proving that sometimes, the love for a place transcends boundaries and lasts a lifetime.