Liverpool star Hugo Ekitike films himself on his phone driving £200,000 Mercedes before posting it on Snapchat
Liverpool star Hugo Ekitike was caught using his phone while driving – after he took himself to £ 200,000 Mercedes’s steering wheel and sent the video to Snapchat.
In the clip, the 23 -year -old French striker who joined the Premier League club this summer can be seen showing the orange and black control panel of the sports car.
At that time, Mercedes G wagon is on a single highway and follows a red car.
Ekitike, who played in Anfield against Arsenal on Sunday, then turns the camera twice to show his face.
The video was then uploaded to the Snapchat account.
In the UK, holding or using a mobile phone on the steering wheel of a car or motorcycle is against the law.
The law continues to be implemented when drivers are stopped at traffic lights or in turn to traffic.
Anyone who captures the foul fall of the law can go to his license with six points and a fine of 200 pounds.
In the clip, 23 -year -old Hugo Ekitike, who joined the Premier League club this summer, shows the orange and black control panel of the sports car
Ekitike, who played in Anfield against Arsenal on Sunday, returns around the camera twice to show his face
Daily Mail contacted Liverpool FC and Mersexide for comment.
Ekitike, this summer Eintracht Frankfurt’den 79 million pounds since the move of two goals with two goals.
Previously, he greeted his new teammates and added: ‘I enjoy playing with them.
‘They’re good men outside the field. We have little things to fix it on the ball.
‘There are things I can do better. I will enjoy playing with them for the season. ‘
Ekitike’s video comes after notifying the police because his teammate Mohamed Salah driving in 2018 because he driving a mobile phone.
The images published online showed Salah using his phone on the steering wheel of Mercedes after a win against West Ham.
Ekitike, Liverpool’s river 1-0 after the win against Arsenal on Sunday on Sunday
Liverpool FC then confirmed that they warned the police after meeting with Salah.
The video released on Facebook showed Salah on his phone, and then he moved his car further forward, after sitting in traffic by phone with both hands.
A Liverpool spokesman previously said about Salah’s video: ‘The club, after meeting with the player, Mersexide police made the images and the conditions surrounding the capture of the police.
“ We talked to the player and we will be interested in any follow -up. What a club or player will not make any more comments on this. ‘
Mersexide added the police: ‘We were aware of a video that was believed to show a footballer using a mobile phone during driving.
‘This has passed to the relevant department.’
