Popular Kenyan football fan and influencer Nana Owiti poses with part of her collection of Arsenal FC jerseys at her residence in Athi River, on May 1, 2026. In the wardrobe of Kenyan influencer Nana Owiti, dozens of Arsenal jerseys tell the story of her passion for the club. An unbreakable bond going back 20 years, to a time when many Black players were shining for the London side, which became hugely popular across Africa. As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League final by defeating Atlético Madrid 10 in the second leg of the semifinal, dozens of jubilant Kenyans in a bar on the outskirts of Nairobi blasted vuvuzelas whenever tearful Spanish female supporters appeared on screen. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP via Getty Images)

Popular Kenyan football fan and influencer Nana Owiti inspects a wardrobe dedicated to her collection of Arsenal FC jerseys amassed over the years at her residence in Athi River, on May 1, 2026. In the wardrobe of Kenyan influencer Nana Owiti, dozens of Arsenal jerseys tell the story of her passion for the club. An unbreakable bond going back 20 years, to a time when many Black players were shining for the London side, which became hugely popular across Africa. As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League final by defeating Atlético Madrid 10 in the second leg of the semifinal, dozens of jubilant Kenyans in a bar on the outskirts of Nairobi blasted vuvuzelas whenever tearful Spanish female supporters appeared on screen. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP via Getty Images)

Popular Kenyan football fan and influencer Nana Owiti stands inside a wardrobe dedicated to her collection of Arsenal FC jerseys amassed over the years at her residence in Athi River, on May 1, 2026. In the wardrobe of Kenyan influencer Nana Owiti, dozens of Arsenal jerseys tell the story of her passion for the club. An unbreakable bond going back 20 years, to a time when many Black players were shining for the London side, which became hugely popular across Africa. As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League final by defeating Atlético Madrid 10 in the second leg of the semifinal, dozens of jubilant Kenyans in a bar on the outskirts of Nairobi blasted vuvuzelas whenever tearful Spanish female supporters appeared on screen. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP via Getty Images)

Junior's forward #18 Kevin Perez and Cerro Porteno's defender #33 Rodrigo Gomez fight for the ball during the Copa Libertadores group stage football match between Colombia's Junior and Paraguay's Cerro Porteno at the Olimpico Jaime Moron Leon stadium in Cartagena, Bolivar department, Colombia on May 7, 2026. (Photo by Manuel PEDRAZA / AFP via Getty Images)

Popular Kenyan football fan and influencer Nana Owiti creates content for her social media fan pages amid part of her collection of Arsenal FC jerseys at her residence in Athi River, on May 1, 2026. In the wardrobe of Kenyan influencer Nana Owiti, dozens of Arsenal jerseys tell the story of her passion for the club. An unbreakable bond going back 20 years, to a time when many Black players were shining for the London side, which became hugely popular across Africa. As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League final by defeating Atlético Madrid 10 in the second leg of the semifinal, dozens of jubilant Kenyans in a bar on the outskirts of Nairobi blasted vuvuzelas whenever tearful Spanish female supporters appeared on screen. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP via Getty Images)

Popular Kenyan football fan and influencer Nana Owiti poses next to her collection of framed autographed Arsenal FC players' jerseys at her residence in Athi River, on May 1, 2026. In the wardrobe of Kenyan influencer Nana Owiti, dozens of Arsenal jerseys tell the story of her passion for the club. An unbreakable bond going back 20 years, to a time when many Black players were shining for the London side, which became hugely popular across Africa. As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League final by defeating Atlético Madrid 10 in the second leg of the semifinal, dozens of jubilant Kenyans in a bar on the outskirts of Nairobi blasted vuvuzelas whenever tearful Spanish female supporters appeared on screen. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP via Getty Images)

Popular Kenyan football fan and influencer Nana Owiti poses with part of her collection of Arsenal FC jerseys at her residence in Athi River, on May 1, 2026. In the wardrobe of Kenyan influencer Nana Owiti, dozens of Arsenal jerseys tell the story of her passion for the club. An unbreakable bond going back 20 years, to a time when many Black players were shining for the London side, which became hugely popular across Africa. As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League final by defeating Atlético Madrid 10 in the second leg of the semifinal, dozens of jubilant Kenyans in a bar on the outskirts of Nairobi blasted vuvuzelas whenever tearful Spanish female supporters appeared on screen. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP via Getty Images)

Popular Kenyan football fan and influencer Nana Owiti plays with her family pet named "Saka", after Arsenal's English midfielder Bukayo Saka, while wearing a jersey from her collection of Arsenal FC kits at her residence in Athi River, on May 1, 2026. In the wardrobe of Kenyan influencer Nana Owiti, dozens of Arsenal jerseys tell the story of her passion for the club. An unbreakable bond going back 20 years, to a time when many Black players were shining for the London side, which became hugely popular across Africa. As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League final by defeating Atlético Madrid 10 in the second leg of the semifinal, dozens of jubilant Kenyans in a bar on the outskirts of Nairobi blasted vuvuzelas whenever tearful Spanish female supporters appeared on screen. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP via Getty Images)