Jurrien Timber impressed with unity in Rwanda" as Arsenal partnership with Rwqnda

 

 

Dutch star and Arsenal defender Jurriën David Norman Timber, is in Rwanda as part of the “Visit Rwanda” partnership between the English club and Rwanda.





The 22-year old defender, who also plays for the Netherlands national team, arrived in Rwanda on Thursday morning where he is expected to engage in a series of activities, including conducting football clinics and visiting different tourism attractions.


Upon arriving at Kigali International airport, Timber said that he was excited to be in Rwanda.

“Really excited. I think it’s amazing, it’s an amazing experience.



 A lot of people can say the same. I was excited to come and now that I’m here, I’m even more excited,”



Arsenal’s partnership with Rwanda also contribute in the development of Rwandan football locally as Arsenal bring football experts with a focus on improving the quality of coaching at the grassroots level for girls and boys.



Timber joined Arsenal football Club in July 2023 from Ajax on a long-term contract but he was not lucky during his start after suffering a ligament injury on his right knee that require surgery and keeps him out for a period of time until now.

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