Topless Joshua Zirkzee twerked on by partygoer in see-through outfit at festival as Man Utd star holidays with team-mate
The striker was left with a wet spot following the dance
JOSHUA TWERKZEE Topless Joshua Zirkzee twerked on by partygoer in see-through outfit at festival as Man Utd star holidays with team-mate
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MANCHESTER UNITED star Joshua Zirkzee was twerked on by a partygoer at a festival on holiday.
The striker is enjoying some time away with his team-mate and compatriot, Matthijs de Ligt.
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Joshua Zirkzee was twerked on by partygoer in Barbados
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The pair took part in some Jouvert celebrations
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Zirkzee showed off some moves during the twerk
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He appeared to enjoy the whine
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The Dutchman had a wet patch on his shorts after the dance
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He took a sip of water after the activity
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He also leaned against a wall
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The pair went on a boat trip together and Zirkzee also attended the Jouvert celebrations in Barbados.
Zirkzee, 24, went topless as he took part in the festivities, wearing only cargo shorts and Nike trainers.
He was approached by a woman who started to twerk on the United star.
Zirkzee had a surprise look on his face but began dancing with the individual.
He later posed raising two fingers for a peace sign.
After the whine Zirkzee had a cheeky look on his face and his shorts were soaking wet, with the Dutchman holding an empty water bottle.
Revellers continued dancing around Zirkzee who also took a sip from his bottle, seemingly worn out by the activity.
He also leaned against a wall and puffed out his cheeks.
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Zirkzee has reportedly attracted transfer interest from Inter Milan this summer, which United have been quick to shut down.
However there is speculation the Red Devils could use Zirkzee in a swap deal to sign Victor Osimhen from Napoli.
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