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Even though he was born in Poland, Lukas Podolski spent most of his career in Germany so it’s no wonder he keeps things in the same line when it comes to the cars he drives around. He is currently living in England, as a forward player for Arsenal, but he took his Ferrari F12berlinetta to Mansory luxury custom auto shop for some proper care.
He was eligible for Germany and Poland, but the Polish soccer star chose to play for Germany. He has been part of the squad in all major tournaments since 2004, winning the 2014 FIFA World Cup. In fact, he joined 1. FC Koln in 1995 where he broke into the first team in 2003 and made 81 appearances for the club before moving to Bayern Munich. With Bayern, Podolski won the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal double in 2008, only to return to his previous team in 2009.
Podolski spent the last two years striking for the Premier League club Arsenal, with whom he won The Football Association Challenge Cup (FA Cup). It’s easy to claim the 29-year old soccer player is quite a star. In 2013, he scored the fastest goal in the German national team's history, after just 9 seconds of the 4-2 friendly win over Ecuador. The man is fast so it’s no wonder he likes to drive fast cars.
The exterior of his Ferrari got new bumpers and the usual carbon fiber details. The wheels come with specific yellow details, just like the Mansory logos. Reports are the car is just one of the fellow’s fleet of luxury wheels that includes a Bentley and a Dodge, but it's pretty obvious which is the coolest.
There's a little photo gallery we put together in case you want to take a better look.
Podolski spent the last two years striking for the Premier League club Arsenal, with whom he won The Football Association Challenge Cup (FA Cup). It’s easy to claim the 29-year old soccer player is quite a star. In 2013, he scored the fastest goal in the German national team's history, after just 9 seconds of the 4-2 friendly win over Ecuador. The man is fast so it’s no wonder he likes to drive fast cars.
The exterior of his Ferrari got new bumpers and the usual carbon fiber details. The wheels come with specific yellow details, just like the Mansory logos. Reports are the car is just one of the fellow’s fleet of luxury wheels that includes a Bentley and a Dodge, but it's pretty obvious which is the coolest.
There's a little photo gallery we put together in case you want to take a better look.
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