Former Chelsea star looks unrecognisable as he dresses up as Super Mario character Luigi for go-karting stag do
A FORMER Chelsea star looked unrecognisable as he dressed up as Super Mario character Luigi.
The 31-year-old, who won two Premier League titles at Chelsea, took to his Instagram to share a group photo.
Instagram / @thibautcourtoisThe former Chelsea star donned a Luigi outfit[/caption]
In the photo the star donned an impressive outfit as wore a moustache and Luigi hat with green overalls and blue trousers.
The shot-stopper is also an avid Formula One fan, featuring in a number of E-races during and after the Covid-19 pandemic.
They were even seen recently at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix, with Sky Sports presenter Martin Brundle accidentally mistaking the star for a Spaniard when they are actually a Belgium International.
Have you guessed who they are yet?
Well the Luigi Cosplayer can be revealed as, Thibaut Courtois.
On the stories he shared to Instagram, Courtois was part of a bachelor party which were enjoying some karting at the Carlos Sainz karting centre in Madrid, Spain.
And while wearing a red race suit, he was seen on the top step of the podium, lifting a trophy before spraying his friends with champagne.
The Real Madrid star left Chelsea in 2018.
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Instagram / @shirkadosh11Courtois celebrated winning a race after a spot of karting[/caption]
Instagram / @shirkadosh11The Real Madrid star sprayed champagne while on the podium[/caption]
Instagram / @shirkadosh11Courtois shared pics of his friends at the bachelor party[/caption]
And since then he has gone on to win two La Liga titles, a Spanish Cup and a Champions League medal to his cabinet.
However, this season Madrid’s campaign was far from stellar.
Courtois made 49 appearances, but could not help the Whites avoid a semi-final exit from the Champions League and limping to second in La Liga.
Off the pitch, Courtois recently invested into Lewis Hamilton’s vegan burger chain, helping to push its value to over $100million (£80m).
