Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich recently caused excitement online after sending Kenyans a special message ahead of the New Year.
Kenyans were typically busy planning on their New Year rendezvous when they suddenly came across a delightful message from an unlikely source.
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In the post seen by TUKO.co.ke. Bayern, through their official Facebook page which boasts millions of followers worldwide, thanked fans from Kenya for the support throughout the year 2019.
“Thank you for the support in 2019,” the admin wrote in a post coupled with the Kenyan flag.
The message was indeed charming but Kenyans , being the typical jokers they are, couldn’t help but show Bayern Munich what they are made of as far as banter is concerned.
One cheeky Kenyan went to the lengths of hilariously welcoming the club to a friendly at a stadium in Kisumu.
“Karibuni Kenya, Kisumu All Stars will play a friendly preseason match with you in 2022 in this stadium,” he wrote.
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Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski. The German club recently sent Kenyans a message of grattitude. Photo: Getty Images
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Another one took a more plausible route by actually challenging the club to sign a Kenyan player if indeed they valued the country.
Regardless, it was a nice touch from Bayern, who also issued message of gratitude to several other African countries.
The Bundesliga is currently on winter break, affording Bayern the time to appreciate its fans worldwide.
Once they get back to the football however, the face an uphill task as a number of clubs have stepped up to mount a genuine title challenge to end the Bavarians’ dominance.
Bayern currently lie in third place four points off leaders Leipzig (37 points) with half the season to go.
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