Liverpool star Roberto Firmino continues bizarre fashion trend with pink cap and glasses with neck strap as Liverpool ace suns himself on yacht

Posted Tuesday, January 09, 2018 by Thesun.co.uk

ROBERTO FIRMINO has continued his trend of making bizarre fashion choices.

The Liverpool forward was snapped wearing a bright pink cap and glasses with neck strap while on holiday in Cyprus with his wife Larissa Pereira.

Liverpool star Roberto Firmino continues bizarre fashion trend with pink cap and glasses with neck strap as Liverpool ace suns himself on yacht
Roberto Firmino was spotted in a pink cap and sunglasses with a neck strap

The 26-year-old is pictured soaking up the sun on a yacht alongside Larissa and Reds starlet - currently on loan at Appollon Limassol - Allan, 20.

It is not the first time the Brazil international has displayed his quirky fashion taste, Firmino showed off a bizarre metal tie during New Year's celebrations.

Firmino wore the glittering red tie - a creation of American style guru Enrique Alejandro Peral and also warn by MMA star Max Holloway - and paired it with a gold patterned jacket with black lapels.

And the Liverpool forward wore a £515 metallic neck accessory last month.

Liverpool star Roberto Firmino continues bizarre fashion trend with pink cap and glasses with neck strap as Liverpool ace suns himself on yacht
Roberto Firmino saw in the new year alongside his wife

A sunny getaway is probably what the former Hoffenheim forward needs following his controversial clash with Everton ace Mason Holgate.

Holgate took serious offence to something the Brazilian said during the Reds' thrilling 2-1 FA Cup derby win at Anfield.

And it has emerged that the FA will investigate after Holgate accused Firmino of making racist comments during the Merseyside derby.

A Football Association comment read: "The FA can confirm that referee Bobby Madley was made aware of an allegation during the Liverpool versus Everton game at Anfield last night and has subsequently reported this to The FA, which will now begin making enquiries into the matter."