BARCELONA are getting lippy with a one-off shirt towards Actual Madrid emblazoned with the Rolling Stones’ iconic brand.
The Spanish giants can’t but be Nou age rockers – as their well-known stadium is being redeveloped – in order that they’ve give you the subsequent smartest thing as their sponsorship with Spotify hits a excessive be aware.
Rolling Stones’ legends Ronnie Wooden, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are ‘honoured’ their brand will adorn Barca’s shirt towards fierce rivals ActualCredit score: Reuters
Lamine Yamal, Jules Kounde and Fermin Lopez present how Barcelona’s Spotify-sponsored shirt usually appearsCredit score: Getty
It was much less tongue in cheek and extra tongue on equipment as legendary Stones Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wooden paraded the particular high – full with the band’s cheeky emblem.
The rock stars’ brand of huge lips with an enormous tongue sticking out will take centre stage on the house aspect’s shirt for El Clasico at Barca’s non permanent Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys floor on October 28.
The most recent instalment of the membership’s association with streaming service Spotify sees Xavi’s males promote the Stones’ new album.
Actually, it’s the British group’s first contemporary materials since 2005.
The band stated: “We’re large soccer followers and honoured that Spotify have introduced our Tongue & Lips brand to grace the FC Barcelona shirt to have a good time the discharge of the Stones’ new ‘Hackney Diamonds’ album.
“We’ll be cheering on the gamers on the pitch in addition to followers world wide who might be tuning in to observe this iconic match.”
Supporters might be glued to their screens as third-placed Barca try and seek out LaLiga leaders Actual.
And Barca followers will pray keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen has Sticky Fingers too – to maintain out Madrid’s prolific summer season signing Jude Bellingham plus Vinicius Junior and Co.
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As Jagger may say, with one eye on the Stones’ personal most well-known rivals The Beatles: “Hey Jude, don’t make it unhealthy.”
However no matter occurs, El Clasico observers will hope to be as open-mouthed as Barcelona’s one-off brand… with pleasure.