LEICESTER CITY ace James Maddison has given footy fans a behind-the-scenes look at a ‘day in the life’ of a Premier League star.
Fans of the beautiful game around the world already have their pre-conceived opinions on the daily lives of Prem superstars.
Training, shopping and enjoying the luxuries afforded by their huge wages is many people’s perceptions of the average day for a footy star.
But in a video on his TikTok and Instagram accounts, Leicester fan’s favourite Maddison has shown there is much to a footballer’s average day.
Maddison is part of Southgate’s England World Cup squad after three years out in the wilderness thanks to some stunning performances for Leicester in the Premier League.
The clip – which aptly included the song ‘Day in the Life’ by drill rapper Central Cee – started with the midfielder showing off his collection of expensive clothes and trainers.
But it quickly cut to him enjoying some quality time with his son Leo before he set off to training in a flashy blue Lamborghini.
The video was filmed during the pandemic therefore Maddison took a Covid test before being permitted entry into the Foxes‘ Seagrave training ground.
The 25-year-old then gave his followers a tour of the impressive facilities at the club’s base before revealing his lunch – which consisted of an omelette and baked beans.
After lunch, Maddison showed off the training ground’s state-of-the-art gym and swimming pool – kicking then team-mate Hamza Choudhury into.
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After a full day of training, Maddison returned home to take his dogs out for a walk before spending more father-son time with his baby.
Maddison has been in fine form so far this season, scoring six goals in 13 games, two of which came in the 4-0 win over Nottingham Forest.
He has almost single-handedly dragged the Foxes from the bottom of the Premier League and eased pressure on Brendan Rodgers.
And the former Norwich man has earned him a spot in Gareth Southgate’s Qatar World Cup squad.
The 25-year-old has been capped just once by Southgate and been snubbed in the last few squads.
He responded to claims after his man of the match performance versus Forest that he “wouldn’t be a good traveller” with England telling Sky Sports they are “insulting”.
And finally his patience has been rewarded with a seat on the plane to Qatar.
