Connecting Fans With Nico Williams' Family- Parents, Siblings ...

A promising soccer star who is fast and accurate in the attack, Nico Williams is expected to make a mark for Spain in Euro 2024. The Athletic Bilbao player has proven to be an excellent dribbler with strengths on both feet. He played a major role in his club’s triumph in Copa del Rey scoring 3 goals and providing 5 assists in 6 games.

Now with the player attracting fans due to his impressive performances, there has been intrigue about Nico’s family. They were the ones who took the hard yards for him during his childhood. Let’s take a look at Nico’s family and his relationship status including his bond with his brother and Ghana international Inaki Williams.

The story of the Williams family is unbelievably shocking because they rose from an extreme level of hardship after taking refuge in a different country, having left their motherland.

Nico Williams was born in 2002 to Felix Williams and Maria Williams, who originally belonged to Ghana. According to reports, in the 90s, they both had to leave the country and walk through the Sahara region barefoot to reach the Melilla in North Africa, a Spanish territory before reaching Bilbao in Spain.

Maria was seven months pregnant with Nico’s elder brother Inaki when a lawyer and a catholic priest found them accommodation and took them to the hospital too. It was from that priest that Inaki got his name, as the priest was also named Inaki. Without his help, the Williams couple couldn’t find accommodation for themselves in a country where they were strangers.

Nico’s father Felix worked in agriculture and construction to provide food for the family. In addition, his mother also had to share the burden of keeping the regular life going. Not just the parents, but Nico’s elder brother Inaki, now his teammate at Athletic Bilbao, used to work as a referee in local matches even before his career as a pro footballer kicked off. Refereeing in local matches helped Inaki contribute to the family financially before he signed a pro contract with Bilbao.

While both the brothers were born in Spain and were eligible to play for La Roja, Inaki chose to play for Ghana due to a lack of opportunity in the Spanish national team setup. However, Nico still holds Spanish citizenship and has made 14 appearances for La Roja. As far as Nico’s love life is concerned, there are no reports to suggest that he has any love life currently.