real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund they watch weapons for the final of Champions this Saturday at the iconic Wembley Stadium. The mayor of London, Sadiq Khanhas declared himself a fan of the white team, which he hopes to see the rise of 15th European Cup of its history.
Asked by ‘laSexta’ about his favorite team in the final, the mayor was very clear. “I’m sorry for my German friends but I’m going with Madrid, they are European royalty,” he confessed, while in statements to ‘El País’ he predicted that “Real Madrid will win three to one, and Jude Bellingham will score a goal.”
Sadiq Khan, a 53-year-old English politician of Pakistani origin, said he “loved” the celebrations of Bellinghamwith his typical gesture of opening his arms wide every time he scores a goal. “If he scores, I will celebrate with him. I have practiced. I wanted to do it when I won the mayor’s office again, but my team wouldn’t let me,” said the mayor of London, who belongs to Labor Party and who will be re-elected for a third term.
This Thursday, London inaugurated the weekend of activities in this capital on the occasion of the final of Champions at Wembley. Naa Trafalgar Squarein the middle of the British capital, the organization opened the festival that will be held on the occasion of the sporting event, which is estimated to cost 53 million pounds. (about 62 million euros) of revenue for the London economy, according to Municipality from the city.
According to statements in a press release, Sadiq KhanLondon’s first Muslim mayor, is “delighted” to welcome football fans to the British capital these days. “This match serves as the start of an incredible summer of sports, as London will host events from baseball, cricket, tennis and Formula E”, stand up
The first mayor, who did not attend the presentation of the event even though it was announced, was intended to be accompanied on stage by UEFA ambassador John Obi Mikel, which ensured that, for him, London “This is the home of football.” The former Nigerian footballer, who won the European Cup with Chelsea, He hopes “the best will win”, although he does not dare to predict who will win the ‘orejona’.
The final in between Borussia Dortmund and the real Madrid will attract interest in iconic areas of the city beyond Trafalgar, including Somerset House, Potters Field Park or the central Regent Street. A series of activities will take place throughout the weekend in these areas of the British capital, including concerts by no faith on this Thursday night or introduction, on Friday.
Source: La Verdad
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