Injured, Ekitike treats himself to a unique Lamborghini worth €750,000
Sidelined since rupturing his Achilles tendon, Liverpool striker Ugo Ekitike has acquired a one-off Lamborghini Revuelto with 1,015 horsepower, delivered by Centurion Motors for nearly €750,000.
Out of action since his Achilles tendon rupture, Liverpool striker Ugo Ekitike has just treated himself to a Lamborghini Revuelto produced in a unique example worldwide, priced at €749,900. The supercar, delivered by tuner Centurion Motors, features a matte white bodywork adorned with exposed carbon elements — an aesthetic signature already present on his previous vehicles.
Beneath this custom exterior lies a hybrid powertrain of 1,015 horsepower, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds. The Revuelto thus ranks among the most high-performing creations ever produced by the Lamborghini brand.
This is not the player’s first notable venture into exceptional automobiles. Recall his Mercedes-AMG G63, entirely reworked by tuner Keyvany: bodywork transformed into a complete matte white look, 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 boosted from 585 to 820 horsepower thanks to a forged carbon kit, allowing the SUV to reach 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds and exceed 260 km/h.
On the sporting front, the player’s return schedule is becoming clearer. The French international has recently resumed light jogging and made a trip to the United States to consult a specialist. A return to collective training is being considered in November, with a return to action in the Reds’ colours targeted for December.
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