Victor Wanyama Celebrates Tottenham’s Relegation Escape With Big-Money Deal

Former Harambee Stars midfielder Victor Wanyama had a memorable weekend as his beloved Tottenham Hotspur escaped relegation just days after he sealed a big-paying deal.

Wanyama was at the Tottenham Stadium in London on Sunday when Spurs beat Everton 1-0 to secure their survival in the Premier League on the final day of the 2025-26 season.

Spurs had hovered around the relegation places since early this year but avoided dropping to the Championship to the delight of Wanyama, who had been presented to fans before kick-off, as he also rallied the players to get the win they needed to survive.

“The season ended with some character,” Wanyama posted on social media after the game.

The game came just days after Wanyama had been unveiled as the brand ambassador for Kenyan real estate firm Kings Developers.

In a video posted on his social media accounts, Wanyama documents his rise to fame, showing the connection between building a great foundation for his career and putting up strong structures that outlast generations.

“I’ve played in some of the biggest stadiums in the world. I’ve experienced incredible moments and opportunities. But every season eventually asks the same question: What are you building beyond today? Because success is temporary. Legacy should last. I found my answer. I choose Kings Developers,” Wanyama posted.

King's Developers is described online as Kenya's “nationally acclaimed developer of commercial, residential, retail, hospitality and mixed-use properties.”

The firm, which is wholly Kenyan owned, brings together “a team of innovative professionals with a wealth of experience in business management, architectural, engineering," and diversifies in a wide range of business activities ranging from construction, imports, glass & hardware, retail, distribution and fleet business.

Their portfolio includes Prism Tower, a 34-storey prismatic glass skyscraper located in Nairobi’s Upper Hill, Sifa Towers (Hurlingham) and Crawford Business Park in Kilimani.