And anyway between Jerome and Kevin-Prince, the strongest was the third brother: George Boateng

Uno became world champion and was Germany’s first black captain ; the other in the winter transfer market session and arrived – unexpectedly – at Barcelona . And then there is the third who did nothing with football, yet according to the other two he was the most promising . [/ Vc_column_text] [/ vc_column] [/ vc_row]

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It is the Boateng family or rather the “Die Bruder Boateng” : there is Jerome who is 30 years old, then Kevin-Prince, one year older old, and George, 37 years for him . George and Kevin have a different mother than Jerome who in fact grew up in a wealthy neighborhood of Berlin, unlike the other two who cut their teeth around Wedding , the north-west area of ​​the German capital.

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Berlin after the collapse of the Wall, that of the 90s tough, with suburban fields, roads to take and risks to run. All three liked football, George also promised well, in fact he was the one with the most talent among the three . All passed in the youth ranks of Hertha , George, however, the hothead betrayed him, so those trains to be grasped in life that do not pass often or that pass under the nose without realizing it saw them go away.
The story of the three little brothers and, however, a symbol of the new multi-ethnic Germany. It is no coincidence that a book was based on them first and then a play called “Peng Peng Boateng”, which tells their story. Berlin is very present in the lives of the three brothers, each for a different reason. Football at the center of everything. In Wedding, precisely in Travemunderstrasse, Kevin and Jerome started kicking a ball . In the “Panke” , a real cage , where even today kids of all ages gather to play. There, where the Boatengs really got to know each other even off the pitch.
Jerome is now a mainstay of Bayern Munich; Kevin-Prince decided to play for Ghana, his father’s nationality, and exploded in Milan before touring between Schalke, La Palmas, Frankfurt and Sassuolo. George, on the other hand, embarked on a career as a rapper after a few months in prison and a life left almost immediately as a dog breeder . In 2015, BTNG (and its stage name), released a single titled “Gewachsen auf Beton” (literally “Grew up on concrete”) whose video is shot entirely in Wedding and the gigantic mural depicting the face of the three Boatengswho just raised them. The work, a successful example of guerrilla-marketing carried out by Nike during one of its events for the presentation of a new collection of football boots, is also the setting for another video “Kafigtiger” (tiger cage) where they appear Jerome and Kevin-Prince playing in the cage. In their Panke.
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