Aston Villa released a video of his new jersey, the first time he will wear Adidas, in which he appears Ozzy Osbourne and Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath with a replica of the shirt and Emiliano “Draw” Martinez showing off his acting skills.
The English striker Ollie Watkins and the coach Unai Emery They also offer performances inspired by the clip that has already caused a sensation among football fans on social media.
This is how Aston Villa’s new shirt was presented
With Paranoid as the soundtrack of the video, it all begins with a call between the members of BLACK SABBATH, both Aston Villa fans:
Butler: “Everything okay, Ozz?”
O: “Let’s play at Villa Park”
B: “As long as he is a left-back!” (referring to his political orientation).
Ozzy’s message invites all Aston Villa fans to put on the shirt and go out to play at Villa ParkAnd so the images of people changing and training to go out on the pitch begin to appear. Until the camera reaches the Aston Villa dressing room, where the great star of the national team and the English team makes his brilliant appearance. “Who is he?” asked the Cartoonist, pointing to an unknown man, dressed in the team’s full kit.
“I can play in the middle or on the left,” the man answers. And that’s where Dibu once again shows off all his acting skills. His bewildered face quickly became the most celebrated by fans on social media and the capture of that moment is already preparing to become a meme throughout the season.
The participation of the Argentine goalkeeper is not the only reference to Dibu in the video. Later, the people who were training practice a typical movement of Martínez before saving the penalties and the teacher explains: “Drawing Martinez Masterclass”.
Other Aston Villa stars
In addition to the world champion and two-time American champion goalkeeper, the video also features John McGinn and historic club players such as Paul McGrath and Gabby Agbonlahor.
Source: Ambito
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