Orlando Pirates star Karim Kimvuidi is topping trends after he showed up at the club’s dressing room all swagged up.
Because of his sense of fashion, he has since been likened to former Barcelona star Neymar Jr.
Taking to X, formerly Twitter SA Football, shared a clip of the Orlando Pirates star as he showed up in the dressing room.
ORLANDO PIRATES STAR KARIM KIMVUIDI’S DRIP TRENDS
Karim Kimvuidi showed up in the dressing room in a denim two-piece. He complemented his look with sleek shoes that got the attention of the dressing room and netizens.
In the now-viral video that has since gained thousands of comments and reactions, he is wearing some designer shoes worthy of thousands.
No doubt Karim Kimvuidi’s shoes stole the attention, leaving many to guess if the club had a strict policy on dress code.
Against the trends, The South African has since connected the dots about his shoes.
Despite social media likening them to Buccaneer School Shoes, the star wore Louis Vuitton leather flat sandals.
The shoes are among the most sought-after from the Mary Jane line and are hardly on sale. You must place an order after making a call inquiry to make a purchase.
After all, it sounds complicated and exclusive. However, the Louis Vuitton Black leather Mary Jane shoes have a base price tag of $1 200, which amounts to R20 853.
A GLOBAL WHICH SOUTH AFRICAN CLUBS HAVEN’T BEEN SPARED FROM
After all, Karim Kimvuidi joins a host of PSL stars who have wowed fans with a sense of fashion.
Former Orlando Pirates star Thembinkosi Lorch and Kaizer Chiefs legend Itumeleng Khune are some players who have made headlines with their expensive designer clothes.
Football players showing up for training in designer clothes has quickly become a global trend, which South African clubs like Orlando Pirates haven’t been spared from.
However, some big European clubs, including Manchester United, have seemingly banned the tradition while encouraging players to wear tracksuits instead to avoid headlines.
STRUGGLING TO SETTLE IN?
In August, Karim Kimvuidi opened his goal account for Orlando Pirates this season as the Soweto giants cruised to a four 4-0 win over Disciples of Madagascar in the CAF League.
However, the star was playing a more advanced role. Despite netting only three goals and no assists in over 25 games across all competitions, Riveiro remains optimistic about Karim Kimvuidi.
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