Leicester City star can't express his feeling on Premier League triumph


Jeffrey Schlupp says words cannot describe how he feels on winning the English Premier League

 Ghana international Jeffrey Schlupp cannot describe the feeling of him winning the English Premier League as his Leicester City team were crowned Champions on Monday night.
Chelsea came back from two goals down at Stamford Bridge to secure a 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur, a results that confirmed Ghanaian players Jeffrey Schlupp, Daniel Amartey and their teammates as champions.



Foxes stars watched the Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspurs game at Jamie Vardy’s house and went into ecstasy after the final whistle at Stamford Bridge.
Schlupp tweeted about his joy saying:
jeffrey schlupp  ✔‎@Jeffrey_Schlupp
Words can not describe this feeling! ðŸ˜¢ðŸ’™! 
10:13 AM - 3 May 2016



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