As a way of paying homage to one of the great players in its history, Liverpool announced on social media, through a trailer this Friday afternoon, the production of a documentary that will tell the whole story and career of striker Roberto Firmino in clubs. . he will leave the Premier League at the end of this season, after deciding not to renew his contract with the English team.
On May 20th, against Aston Villa, Roberto Firmino bids farewell to Liverpool fans at Anfield. Although the duel between the teams ended in a lukewarm 1-1 draw, the Brazilian’s farewell to England was filled with emotion, both on the part of the fans and on the part of the athlete.
The production will also bring testimonials from several people linked to Firmino. The player’s mother and father remember his first steps in his career. “Until today, he has only given me glory and joy. The rest of my life will be like this,” said José Roberto Firmino, the athlete’s father, in the trailer for the documentary. “I spent a year and six months without seeing my son. It was very painful. I asked ‘go away my son’. But it was all worth it”, explained his mother Mariana Cícera Barbosa de Oliveira.
The Coach Jurgen Klopptogether with Liverpool players (Jordan Henderson, Mohamed Salah, Alisson and Van Dijk) and the striker’s former teammates (Philippe Coutinho and Sadio Mané) bring even more details about living with Firmino on the field and in the locker room.
“You would see me alone in the office organizing tactics and it was always ‘Bobby here, Bobby there’,” said the German coach. “Bobby can light up a room when he walks in. He has a big smile”, described the English midfielder Henderson, captain of the Reds. “I love this guy”, scored the Senegalese Mané, today at Bayern.
Finally, the Brazilian’s wife, Larissa Firmino, also gave her account to honor her husband. “People don’t know his heart, which is even more beautiful, which is even greater than his football. And that makes us very proud, more than the titles, because when he comes home, regardless of whether he played well or bad, for us he is always the best in the world”.
The documentary in tribute to Firmino will be called ‘Bobby’ and still does not have a release date. Check out the trailer posted by Liverpool:
Coming soon Roberto Firmino like you’ve never seen before… 🎬 pic.twitter.com/JZ3fRq24lU
— Liverpool FC Brasil (@LFCBrasil) June 2, 2023
Source: Gazetaesportiva
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