Photo: Evangelos Photography
To say that the 2014 World Cup in Brazil is a "big deal" could be the understatement of the year. But it's true. It's such a "big deal", in fact, that some people are decorating their supercars for the biggest football event of the year and we have photographic proof with eyecandy value.
This lively-colored Lamborghini Aventador was just spotted yesterday by Evangelos Photography in London. It not only has some of the biggest players in the world on it, but a cool samba vibe and some creative colors as well.
Here are the players we've been able to recognize on the coolest football-themed car wrap ever made: Lionel Messi (Argentina), Mesut Ozil (Germany), Andres Iniesta (Spain), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Luis Suarez (Uruguay), Ian Vertoghen (Belgium) and Wesley Sneijder (Holland).
On top of that, the Italian supercar features the famous national colors of Brazil and pays tribute to the biggest countries in football by placing their flags on its nose.
The custom Aventador was clearly done by Yiannimize-Refined, wrapping specialists that we've been following for a long time now. It has been finished this weekend and probably belongs to the owner of the company.
The 2014 World Cup begins on June 12, when Brazil plays Croatia in the opening match.
Here are the players we've been able to recognize on the coolest football-themed car wrap ever made: Lionel Messi (Argentina), Mesut Ozil (Germany), Andres Iniesta (Spain), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Luis Suarez (Uruguay), Ian Vertoghen (Belgium) and Wesley Sneijder (Holland).
On top of that, the Italian supercar features the famous national colors of Brazil and pays tribute to the biggest countries in football by placing their flags on its nose.
The custom Aventador was clearly done by Yiannimize-Refined, wrapping specialists that we've been following for a long time now. It has been finished this weekend and probably belongs to the owner of the company.
The 2014 World Cup begins on June 12, when Brazil plays Croatia in the opening match.
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