Anthony Gordon leaves Newcastle training in £320,000 car but it is mocked by fans for ‘looking like a lego brick’
ANTHONY GORDON has been seen leaving Newcastle training in a never-before-seen car.
The winger has enjoyed a positive start to the season, during which he was called up to the England team by interim boss Lee Carsley.
Gordon, 23, has made four appearances in the Premier League for the Magpies, scoring one goal this campaign.
He was seen leaving the club’s Darsley Park training ground in a brand-new GMC Hummer EV, which features in the Call of Duty video game.
The vehicle has gathered plenty of attention due to its size.
The car is the first of its kind to arrive in the UK after being made in the US.
The £320,000 car is huge, weighing 4,500 kilograms, and takes around ten hours to charge.
But it still has plenty of power, with 1,000 horsepower that can get it from 0-60 in just three seconds.
A video of Gordon’s car has gone viral on social media, with fans flocking to comment.
One posted: “This is classy. Gordon with the steeze.”
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A second wrote: “That’s quite a ride for Gordon — definitely making a statement!”
A third commented: “That’s unbelievable.”
However, some fans were not keen on the vehicle.
One said: “Ugliest vehicle I’ve ever seen.”
A second joked: “Looks like an armoured vehicle.”
Another added: “It appears Anthony Gordon has decided to join the 101st airborne division.”
That is a reference to the air assault infantry division of the US Army.
Gordon is reportedly set to be offered a new contract at Newcastle after impressing since his arrival from Everton in 2023.
He was linked with a move to Liverpool during the summer transfer window but a transfer did not materialise.
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