The Christmas period is one for celebrating with family, friends and loved ones. Footballers are no exception and they have shared their traditions with their followers on social media.Click this link https://a.meridianbet.ke/c/C7pYjz to start gaming and stand a chance of winning big with Meridianbet.
Julián Alvarez (Atlético de Madrid) – Spend Christmas with the extended family
For many, Christmas is a time to meet up with the whole extended family. That’s what Julián Alvarez, the Atlético de Madrid forward, did, and he shared a full group photo on social media.
Robert Lewandowski (FC Barcelona) – Spend Christmas with the close family
Others decide to have a more intimate Christmas celebration, spending the day with just the immediate family, such as FC Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski.
Endrick (Real Madrid) – Wear matching Christmas pyjamas
It’s the perfect time of year to wear cosy pyjamas, and if they’re Christmas-themed then all the better. That’s what Endrick, the Real Madrid striker, and his partner did this Christmas.
Éder Militão (Real Madrid) – Dress in red
Even when the outfits aren’t matching exactly, it can be fun to all wear the same Christmas colour. This year, Éder Militão and his family all wore red to bring in Christmas Day.
Lamine Yamal (FC Barcelona) – Dine at a world-famous restaurant
After a brilliant start to the season, Lamine Yamal has been spending time in Dubai over the festive period and he visited the world-famous Salt Bae restaurant.
Rodrygo (Real Madrid) – Put up a “Merry Christmas” sign
One way to make a household feel Christmasy is to put up decorations and signs, such as the huge “Merry Christmas” sign that Real Madrid forward Rodrygo posed in front of.
Pedri (FC Barcelona) – Hanging out with a pet
Christmas is a time to be with your loved ones, and for many people that includes their pets. FC Barcelona midfielder Pedri has been hanging out by the Christmas tree with his dog.
Iñaki Williams (Athletic Club) – Dress up as Olentzero
In the Basque Country, one Christmas tradition involves a character called Olentzero. It is said that this figure is the one who leaves gifts for the children, and Athletic Club shared a photo of Iñaki Williams dressed up as Olentzero.
