Liverpool stars envy Roberto Firmino's luxury car at Chelsea

While the transfer market in the summer of 2023 in Europe was surrounded by unexpected departures of big stars who emigrated to the Saudi Pro-League, for this winter window, some are looking for their return after a bad experience in the Arab country. Jordan Henderson, who has already been announced as a new Ajax player, has been successful and the Brazilian Roberto Firmino, who has already been linked with Chelsea, wants to imitate his move.

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It is true that the great qualities of Bobby Firmino would be of great help to a Chelsea that for a long time now has been suffering for not having a strong attacker to solve all those approaches of their players, not being surprising that the Blues try in any way to make official the arrival of this international star who would arrive in London with a great pay.

While assumptions are made about Firmino could live in the Belgravia neighborhood, part of his other comforts in England would be in his means of transport, being well known that this striker has a great love for luxury cars and high speed, being for his tastes a good choice any of the variants that Lamborghini has in the country.

During his time with the Reds, Firmino drove a Lamborghini Urus worth approximately 232 thousand euros, undoubtedly one of the most expensive cars within his group, and now with Chelsea that figure could rise with models such as the Lamborghini Huracán or the Countach, both worth at least 50 or 60 thousand more than his previous car he drove on Merseyside.

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With a salary much lower than that of several Liverpool stars, Roberto Firmino could be driving vehicles with values close to 300 thousand euros, a figure that has also invested men like Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez, costing the Lamborghini Urus EVO of the Uruguayan almost 300 thousand, while the Bently of Mo' is valued between 280 and 300 thousand.