Riccardo Calafiori, who rose into fame during the Euro 2024, has been no less than a reliable defender for Arsenal.
Although his service has not been frequent after his long suffered muscle injury, Calafiori has always raised the bars whenever he plays.
He was a crucial cog in the Gunners defence during their 8-game standing clean sheet record. Out of action, he has come in clean in another context.
Riccardo Calafiori has always been a model potential figure. The fact that he had got the attention for his vintage Italian hairstyle during the Euro 2024 more than his playing style, proves his on screen worth.
A befitting price to this was when the German sportswear giant, Adidas, chose Calafiori as the first underwear ambassador of the brand for the Active flex collection.
Although this ad did not feature the entire outlook of the underwear, it was the start of something big to come.
Moreover, it not the first time Calafiori has drawn attention for off the field activities.
Previously during an important game against Bournemouth, Calafiori revealed his customised arsenal chess set in means of supporting the team.
Further, Calafiori featured as the mafia head in a unique Adidas advert for their new boots launch.
This time, it was a different avatar but the Italian came so clean with his physique for the launch of Adidas’ new collection of underwear.
Fans could not avoid sight of how good he looked in it while a joke on his safety measures spiralled around the topic.
Mama….. pic.twitter.com/jBDwo5S5Cu
— 🎰 (@maplemartini) February 10, 2026
is this not a food health and safety hazard pic.twitter.com/EV25JStmL3
— flo (@goldengaard) February 10, 2026
A bizarre claim for superiority from a popular Arsenal fan on X, raised concerns over how silly the fans on Twitter act to gain attention.
The tweet focusing on Calafiori having a bigger phallus than Trent Alexander-Arnold, who bared it all for Calvin Klein underwear ad previously.
Calafiori is well built to keep his “aura” on point. Apart from his footballing excellence, his career graph as a model is one to watch out for.
