Pro soccer player buys $300G Lamborghini after first goal
21-year-old makes $5 million per year
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Trincão treated himself.
FC Barcelona winger Francisco Trincão scored his first league goal for the soccer powerhouse this past weekend against Real Betis and celebrated by picking up a new car fit for a future superstar.
Barcelona great Leo Messi congratulates Trincão on his first league goal for the team. (Fran Santiago/Getty Images)
The Portuguese player bought a Lamborghini Huracán EVO from JM Automoción, located just outside the Catalan capital.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The high-performance coupe is powered by a 631 hp V10 and has a starting price over $300,000 in Spain, but he shouldn’t have too much trouble making the payments. The 21-year-old player reportedly makes close to $5 million per year.
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(Cupra)
And the fact that it’s not the most practical car shouldn’t be an issue, either. Trincão already has a Cupra Formentor through a sponsorship with the VW Group-owned Spanish auto brand that including setting up each of the players with one of the $50,000 high-performance SUVs.
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