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Watch as Liverpool legend Pepe Reina reveals himself to be Penguin from Spain’s version of Masked Singer


LIVERPOOL legend Pepe Reina stunned Spanish TV audiences when he was revealed as the Penguin on the Masked Singer.

The Lazio stopper sang hit song ‘Hello my love’ and stumped the judges who struggled to guess who was in the suit.

Liverpool legend Pepe Reina performed on Spain’s version of the Masked SingerCredit: Antena 3
The Lazio goalie was dressed as the Penguin for the showCredit: Antena 3

Speaking after his performance, the 38-year-old poked fun at his tone but said he enjoyed the experience.

He said: “The intonation was not the best, but it didn’t turn out so bad.”

After Reina’s song, the in-studio judges had no idea who it was under the cartoon head.

They guessed names from David Muñoz to Jorge Cadaval before the closest – Barcelona legend Andrés Iniesta.

However, it was José Mota who finally guessed correctly.

And Reina – who is a friend of Mota’s – quipped afterwards: “The truth is that I take a few heads out of him.”

The Reds icon admitted during the recording it had been quite difficult to fit the show into his busy schedule.

But he also joked that a change of career might be in order on Twitter.

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Reina stunned the audience and judges when he emerged from under the cartoon headCredit: Antena 3

He said: “I am seriously considering whether the next step is Eurovision.

“It has been a luxury to participate in the Masked Singer. I’ve had a great time.

“Greetings from your flamenco penguin.”

The post received more than 6,000 likes.

Reina spent nine years at Liverpool between 2005 and 2014.

He now plays for Lazio after a short spell on loan at Aston Villa in 2020.

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