Watch: Victor Wanyama surprises two young fans with a home visit

The heartwarming video shown below the Dunfermline star midfielder arriving at the youngsters’ home before surprising them with two signed Dunfermline third kits from the 2024/25 season.

Vauxhall Dunfermline supplied the motor to transport the Kenyan midfielder, reaffirming Vertu’s commitment to connecting Scottish football with its fans.

Neil Lennon brought Wanyama to East End Park 

Victor Wanyama joined Dunfermline Athletic on a short term contract until the end of the season, having been recruited by Neil Lennon, his former boss Celtic. Lennon was brought in by the Pars in an attempt to stave off relegation.

Despite Victor being sent off on his debut against Scott Brown’s Ayr United, the Pars have rallied under Lennon’s leadership and have secured their objective for the season in keeping Dunfermline in the Championship.

The Fife club are currently in discussions with Victor Wanyama about extending his deal. The former Celtic pair could spearhead a push for promotion next season with a long overdue the Scottish Premiership for one of the country’s most historic clubs.

Watch that video of Victor Wanyama surprising the two boys HERE.

Champion League Goal: He scored the opening goal in a 2-1 win over Barcelona, a game that secured Celtic’s spot in the last 16 of the Champions League.

Scottish Premier League Young Player of the Month: Wanyama earned this award for his performances during December 2011.

Back-to-back titles and Scottish Cup: He played a key role in Celtic’s success, winning back-to-back Scottish Premiership titles and the Scottish Cup between 2011 and 2013.

First European Match: Wanyama started in Celtic’s 1-1 draw with Udinese in the Europa League on September 29, 2011.

Strong Performance Against Barcelona: He opened the scoring with a powerful header in Celtic’s 2-1 victory against Barcelona in the Champions League.

Contract Negotiations: Wanyama’s agent released a statement in October 2012 indicating that he had turned down a new contract offer due to wage demands not being met, although Celtic manager Neil Lennon expressed some surprise at the news.

Valued at £25 million: Lennon publicly stated his belief that Wanyama was worth £25 million after the reported contract offer rejection.

Victor Wanyama remains a Celtic supporter and helped convince Alistair Johnston to sign for the club. He often reminisces about his time at the club and occasionally visits Celtic Park.

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