During a visit to Istanbul, former captain of the Indomitable Lions, Rigobert Song, reaffirmed his deep affection for Galatasaray, a club where he played between 2004 and 2008. This visit was an opportunity for him to witness the significant evolution of the Istanbul club's infrastructure and environment.
"I am very happy to have come to RAMS Park. The matches were held at Ali Sami Yen at the time," Song said, highlighting the progress made by Galatasaray in terms of sports facilities. He said he was particularly impressed with the conditions offered to young players, believing that the current stadium represents a considerable opportunity for their development.
Beyond the infrastructure, Rigobert Song expressed confidence in Galatasaray's chances of winning the league this season. "I believe they will become champions. Galatasaray is a very big club. Big clubs manage to win trophies even in the most difficult conditions," he said with conviction.
The former central defender, who played more than 100 games with the Turkish club, has fond memories of his time in Istanbul. He also took advantage of his visit to meet with the current leaders and players of Galatasaray, sharing with them his experience and encouragement.
This declaration of love from Rigobert Song to Galatasaray comes at a time when the Istanbul club is in the midst of a title race. His unwavering support will undoubtedly galvanize the players and fans, who see him as a club legend.
Alongside his visit, Rigobert Song was seen alongside Victor Osimhen during Galatasaray's draw against Kocaelispor. The Cameroonian icon also met with club president Dursun Özbek and the Turkish Ambassador to Cameroon.
"My heart will always be with them," Rigobert Song concluded, sealing his eternal attachment to Galatasaray.
