Agüero, Lingard & Trippier Tear Open Kits in 2018 World Cup - Here is Why
If you watched the first knockout stage of the 2018 World Cup, you might have noticed that the shirts of some players were torn around the collar. Let us find out why.
Sergio Agüero, Jesse Lingard and Kieran Trippier Tear Open Kits For More Freedom Around Neck Area
The fact that three players were spotted with the same 'modification' makes it very probable that the cut did not happen by chance but because the players wanted more a looser fit around the neck area. It is the first time that as many players have been spotted with this customization.
Sergio Agüero's Argentina failed to qualify for the quarter final, while England advanced to the next round in the penalty shootout - it will be interesting to see if Lingard and Trippier will again cut their shirt in the next round against Sweden.
Have you spotted more player who tore their shirt in the 2018 World Cup? Let us know in the comments below.
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