Daniel Sturridge was taking part
in a fashion shoot for Esquire magazine and the Liverpool striker admits
he is tempted to take up acting
Eric
Cantona and Vinnie Jones cracked it, but will Daniel Sturridge? The
Liverpool striker has admitted he fancies dabbling in the movie business
once his football career comes to an end.
The
England forward has been enjoying the company of supermodels and
designers at London Fashion Week, while also recently appearing in his
first professional shoot for Esquire magazine.read more @ onlinetotalsport.blogspot.com
Daniel Sturridge has admitted going into acting is something he'd give
serious consideration to when he eventually retires from football
Sturridge, who recently took part in a shoot with Esquire, has revealed he loved drama class at school
The Liverpool striker features in November's edition of Esquire magazine
Sturridge scores against Southampton in the opening game of this season's Premier League campaign
There is an expectation that if you do a
sport, any sport, you should never have a life outside of that, he said.
'People expect you to just train, play, train. But that's not me.
'I
loved drama class at school. I never took it seriously as I was playing
football. But maybe when I retire, I'll have a dabble.'
As
controversy surrounds his imminent return from a thigh injury and
subsequent absence from Roy Hodgson's latest England squad, the
25-year-old will be seen modelling jackets in the magazine's November
issue.
While
many may disagree, Sturridge insisted that not all footballer's are
badly dressed as he praised some of his teammate's style credentials.
'Hendo
(Jordan Henderson) dresses quite well. (Mamadou) Sakho is very dressy,
he'll show up for training in a smart shirt and shoes, though I think
that's a Parisian thing. Brad Jones has a go. Loves a blazer, Brad
Jones...' he said.
As
the national team prepare for Euro 2016 qualifiers against San Marino
and Estonia without their first choice centre forward, Sturridge
reflected on England's ill-fated World Cup campaign in Brazil.
'Obviously,
it was disappointing. But I lived one of my dreams: I scored a goal at
the World Cup. I feel that I gave a good account of myself.'
Daniel Sturridge realised his dream of scoring at the World Cup after netting against Italy
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