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Mr Eazi Reveals Football Offer from Chelsea Before Choosing Music Career

Nigerian music sensation Mr Eazi, born Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, recently disclosed that he was once in talks with Chelsea Football Club for a potential signing before the team ultimately acquired former Super Eagles midfielder John Obi Mikel.

In an interview with Beat FM, Mr Eazi explained that both he and Mikel were linked to the Premier League club, but he opted to focus on his burgeoning music career instead.

“They were gonna sign me. So it was like me and Mikel Obi,” he stated.Recognizing Mikel’s talent in football, Mr Eazi believed that his own passion lay in music. “I just thought that Mikel Obi is not, he doesn’t have talent as a musician.

But I can do that. So I let Mikel go to Chelsea,” he added with a hint of humor.The singer drew parallels between his decision and his approach to the music industry, suggesting that stepping back sometimes allows others to shine.

He referenced fellow artist Seyi Vibez, humorously dubbing him a “great Nigerian philosopher” for his advice on allowing others to succeed.

Mr Eazi further elaborated, “With music too, I had to step back, go make a couple billions and then let other people shine.” His attitude reflects a willingness to support fellow artists while pursuing his own ambitions.

Mikel Obi, who joined Chelsea in 2006, went on to have a successful career with the club, winning numerous titles including two Premier League championships and the UEFA Champions League.

Meanwhile, Mr Eazi has established himself as a key figure in the Nigerian and international music scenes, known for his unique sound and influence in the rise of Afrobeats.

This revelation sheds light on a pivotal moment in both their careers, showcasing how personal choices can shape destinies in different fields.

As both continue to thrive, Mr Eazi’s story serves as a reminder of the diverse paths success can take.

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