Three years ago, PSG began its partnership with the Rwanda tourist office with the sponsor Visit Rwanda present on its shirt. 24 hours after the Paris match in Strasbourg, some players from the squad will make the trip to Kigali.
Far from the torments it experienced in the 1990s, Rwanda wants to be a country of the future in the years to come. The East African nation particularly wants to be a prominent tourist destination and for this it has entered the world of football. Ads ” Visit Rwanda are visible at Arsenal but also at PSG. The Parisian club, one of the most publicized in the world, is a great showcase for the country chaired by Paul Kagame. However, being associated with the Parisian club and its ever-increasing number of stars could represent even more for a Rwandan population keen on football.
PSG finally brings its stars to Rwanda
Indeed, appearing on the sleeve of Lionel Messi, Neymar or Kylian Mbappé is good, but seeing them in person would be even more beautiful. And, their dreams of seeing Parisian players in the flesh will be fulfilled on Saturday. As part of the partnership between Rwanda and PSG, three players from the Paris squad are expected in Kigali this Saturday. They are Keylor Navas, Sergio Ramos and Julian Draxler as communicated by the Rwandan tourist office.
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This is the first visit of Parisian players to the country since the start of the partnership in 2019. If the Rwandans are impatient to meet them, these Parisian stars dream of seeing the fauna of the country. « I’m going to pack my suitcase because I’m going to the Parc des Volcans. Because I want to meet the baby gorillas… said Ramos. « Honestly, I can’t wait to go there with the team to explore the Big Five (Rwandan National Park) Draxler said. An operation which will also make it possible to gauge the popularity of PSG in an emerging continent like Africa.
