XHERDAN SHAQIRI could be mistaken for wearing a Liverpool shirt on holiday after the Swiss star was snapped looking rather red while on holiday.
The 28-year-old showed off his sunburn while on a luxury yacht with friends in the Mediterranean Sea close to Formentera.
Liverpool forward Xherdan Shaqiri showed off his sunburn while on holidayCredit: BackGrid
Shaqiri, 28, is currently on vacation after helping the Reds win the Premier LeagueCredit: BackGrid
Swiss international Shaqiri faces an uncertain future as he continues to be linked away with a move from AnfieldCredit: BackGrid
But his lobster look didn’t dampen his spirits as he was caught by cameras revelling in the Spanish island.
And one of Shaqiri’s pals also forgot to apply sun cream as he too was too busy partying on deck.
Shaqiri faces an uncertain future this summer with the ex-Bayern Munich forward linked with a move away from Anfield.
It has been said that he is one of seven players that could leave Liverpool, along with Divock Origi and Harry Wilson.
LaLiga side Sevilla are just one club that are said to be interested in a £28million move for the former Stoke star.
FEEL THE BURN
Meanwhile Serie A outfit Roma could revive their interest in the player after they eyed up a move to bring him to Italy in January.
Newcastle had been keen to sign Shaqiri if their £300m takeover would be approved, but for the meantime, that potential deal doesn’t look like happening.
Shaqiri featured in just seven Premier League games under Jurgen Klopp in the 2019/2020 season, with Swiss coach Arno Rossini stating he doesn’t deserve his winners medal.
He said: “Xherdan is not a champion. We certainly cannot say that he left his mark with the teams with which he won. Not with the big guys at least.
One of Shaqiri’s friend on the yacht also appeared to have forgotten to apply sun creamCredit: BackGrid
Former Stoke star Shaqiri is tied down at Liverpool until 2023Credit: BackGrid
Shaqiri has been linked with moves to Newcastle and Spanish side SevillaCredit: BackGrid
Shaqiri scored just once in seven Premier League games during the 2019/20 seasonCredit: BackGrid
“He was the protagonist in Basel, certainly not at Bayern or Liverpool.
“Let’s say that over the years he has often followed the games of his teams as a spectator, sitting in the best places. And millions have been paid for him.
“This, taking everything into account, makes me think that he is not one who always gives his best.”
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
