This Thursday, December 14, 2023, marked the start of Jurrien Timber’s journey to Rwanda.

The Arsenal player arrived in Rwanda early on Thursday morning to visit a construction site to begin his three-day vacation.

Rwanda is a fantastic destination. Working with Jurrien Timber is a terrific experience.

“I’m thrilled to be in Rwanda.” I’m having a great time here. Everyone seemed to be content and in love with one another. “I’ve heard a lot of good things about Rwanda, and so far my experience has lived up to those hopes,” Timber said to children playing football on a playground close to Kigali Pele Stadium.

 

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Timber visited the Massacre Memorial Center on his first day in Rwanda in remembrance of those who perished in the 1994 massacre against the Tutsi.

Understanding Rwanda’s history and what transpired here is crucial. “I am grateful for the current state of calm in the nation,” he remarked.

Perhaps a photograph of six individuals conversing, playing soccer, or football.

The 22-year-old answered some questions from young football players about himself.

Timber praised the “Visit Rwanda” initiative and thanked the Rwandan people for their steadfast support of Arsenal.

“There are a lot of Arsenal shirts on the streets,” he remarked. Everyone here is a huge Arsenal fan.

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He began his tour of the facilities by visiting the Peace Stadium, which has a capacity of 40,000 but is presently undergoing renovations to accommodate only 25,000.

After that, the defender visited the AS Kigali youth team, which is composed of children under the age of twenty.

He visited them at the Kigali Pele Stadium, formerly known as Tapis Rouge in Nyamirambo, where they were practicing and working out on the field.

22-year-old Jurrien Timber also visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Gisozi.

Timber bowed to the innocent people interred at the Kigali Genocide Memorial after learning about the history of the nation and its construction.

He explained the origins and execution of the Genocide Plot while he showed Timber sections of the Kigali Memorial. It demonstrates how Rwanda has united its people following a difficult history.

The back also took use of the occasion to meet Rwandan Arsenal supporters who are members of the Arsenal Fight Arsenal Fan Community.

According to the New Times, Jurrien Timber was ecstatic about Rwanda’s collaborative efforts.