Ibrahima Konate, a star for Liverpool, has drawn attention for his peculiar attire choice that appears to be a cover for his identity.
In preparation for their next Nations League games, Konate traveled to France’s Clairefontaine base to meet up with his teammates.
When Ibrahima Konate reported for service in France, he was wearing a green mask.
The Liverpool star appeared content as he gave the media access to his lengthy mask.
He posed before entering the Clairefontaine training base in France.
The 25-year-old has shown off his personality off the field. He is well-known for his strong defensive duo with Virgil van Dijk in the Premier League.
After turning heads at training while wearing a green hood that zips up to hide his face, Konate gained notice on social media.
Photographers were left wondering who had proudly exited the car, leaving the center-back in the dark.
After moving a little distance in the direction of the photographers, Konate chuckled and remarked, “You don’t know who I am? Make an educated guess.
As he posed for photos, he wore a checkered black flannel suit over the green underlay and hefty black shoes.
Konate then took off the striking face mask, turned to face the staircase, and made another V-sign for “peace” along the way.
Then, with a cameraman pursuing him, he made his way into the France Headquarters reception area.
When reporting for international duty, France players frequently flaunt their quirky fashion sense, in contrast to England stars who all wear team tracksuits to St George’s Park along with the occasional flash bag.
France’s next match is against Israel in Hungary, and they will go to Belgium on Monday due to the security situation in the Middle East.
Kylian Mbappe did not play for Real Madrid and missed time due to a hamstring injury.
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Liverpool has attempted to bind Konate to a new contract by having first talks with his agent.
The present deal between the France international ends in the summer of 2026.
Konate has made 99 appearances since arriving from RB Leipzig in 2021, when he paid £36 million. He scored his first Premier League goal against Wolves a fortnight ago.