Super Eagles player, Alex Iwobi drops second single ‘What’s Luv’

Nigerian footballer Alex Iwobi has released his second single titled ‘What’s Luv.

The track follows Iwobi’s debut single, Don’t Shoot, which featured Ajax striker Chuba Akpom and former England youth international Medy Elito.

On Friday, the 28-year-old announced his latest track alongside a video with the caption, “What’s Luv? VIDEO OUT NOW! Link in My Bio—Watch, Stream, Share, VIBE!”

The new release continues to showcase Iwobi’s creative side. Featuring spoken word poet and rapper Emmanuel SPKS and singer MBrown, the track explores themes of love and life, delivering a compelling blend of Afro-Swing and Rap.

Music Career
Iwobi officially launched his music journey in June with the debut EP Don’t Shoot. The Fulham midfielder is touted as the first Premier League player to release their own single.

In an exclusive interview with the London Evening Standard, the Nigeria international described music as more than just a hobby, calling it an essential outlet for self-expression beyond football.

He said, “Music has always been a passion of mine and a way for me to express myself away from football. It’s a great tool, and I’ve always used it as a productive way to share how I feel.”

Iwobi began his Football career at Arsenal, making 149 appearances and scoring fifteen goals. He also won the FA Cup 2017 and scored in the 2019 UEFA Europa League final. In August 2019, he transferred to Everton for an initial £28 million fee.

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