Mozambican singer Justino Ubakka surprised his followers by sharing a picture of himself wearing the jersey of Maxaquene, one of the country's most historic clubs, also known as the Tricolores. The post, made on his social media, sparked curiosity among fans and lovers of national sport.
Although he has not publicly confirmed being a supporter of the club, the gesture was interpreted by many as a possible show of support or even emotional affiliation with the capital's emblem. Maxaquene, which currently competes in the second division of Mozambican football, continues to nurture strong hopes of returning to the elite of the national championship.
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Ubakka, who has been one of the leading figures in the preservation and promotion of Marrabenta, a traditional Mozambican musical genre, showed, with this gesture, a certain pride for a club that, like its music, carries a great cultural and historical heritage.
The image did not go unnoticed and is already circulating among Maxaquene supporters, who see the artist's possible connection to the club as an extra source of motivation and pride at a time when the team is fighting to regain its place among the elite of national football.
