Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori Pick Their Favourite Between Wizkid and Davido

• Davido has been chosen ahead of Wizkid by footballers Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori
• The stars, both of Nigerian descent, currently play in the Italian Serie A and have impressed
• Abraham was stunned that Tomori did not remember he had once cried at a Davido concert

Footballers of Nigerian descent, Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori have taken out time to pick their favourites in different facets of life.

The pair were both eligible to play for the Super Eagles, but ignored the African country and went on to play for the Three Lions of England.

Abraham currently plays for Jose Mourinho’s AS Roma and the striker has been impressive in recent times, getting crucial goals.

Tomori on the other hand, has been in the heart of the defence for AC Milan and was part of the squad that won the Serie A last season.

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The Italy-based stars decided to test their friendship as part of Black History Month celebrations. They chose between pounded yam and jollof rice, old school and rap, afrobeats and dance hall, and a host of other topics meant to test their knowledge of each other.

When it came to deciding between rave-of-the-moment music artists Wizkid and Davido, both footballers picked 'Obo'.

Tomori wrote that Wizkid was Abraham's favourite, but the AS Roma star was disappointed that Tomori did not know Davido is his favourite, saying he even cried at one of his concerts.

In February 2020, the pair met the Damiduro crooner during the singer’s brother's wedding ceremony in Dubai.

The former Chelsea players were seen with the Nigerian pop star as they made the most of the winter break, Soccernet reported.

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Why Abraham missed World Cup

Sports Brief earlier reported that England boss, Gareth Southgate has come out to admit Abraham’s 'poor run of scoring' cost him a place in the Three Lions’ World Cup squad.

The England manager named his 26-man squad for the global spectacle, naming Newcastle man Callum Wilson to deputise Harry Kane in the striking position.

Wilson had netted six goals and provided two assists in the Premier League at the time, something Southgate said had played a factor in the decision to select him ahead of Abraham.