Portuguese ace Luis Nani recently showed that he can beat box, impressing the crowd during his nation’s parade after their UEFA Euro 2016 triumph. However, the former Man United ace has now proved that he’s capable of a lot more.
The 29-year-old attacker signed for Valencia from Fenerbahce for £7m, and at his unveiling at the Mestalla, he showed that he’s also impressive at capoeira.
Nani dazzled the thousands of fans (once more) that flocked to see their new signing with his acrobatic skills. The player later on revealed that his passion for the martial art dance goes way back.
"If I was not playing football, I was doing Capoeira with my friends.
“Capoeira started to be one of my hobbies – I enjoyed it a lot when I started to learn some good movements, and in a short time I was one of the best in the group.
“But of course my dream of football always came first – so I had to choose football or Capoeira. Even my friends were pushing me to football.
"It's like we say 'God always has something planned for you', and my opportunity came when I went to train at Sporting."
Nani, who’ll now wear number 17 at Valencia, posed in his new jersey with the hopes of helping Los Che return to European football next season.
