Personal Life

  ♠ Full Name: Roberto Firmino Barbosa de Oliveira

  ♠ Date of Birth: 2 October 1991( age 30)

  ♠ Place of Birth: Maceió, Brazil

  ♠ Height: 1.81 m (5 ft 11 in)

  ♠ Positions: Foward, attacking midfielder

  ♠ Current Team: Liverpool

  ♠ His Parents: Roberto Firmino comes from a very poor family background, his parents are José Roberto Cordeiro (father) and Mariana Cícera Barbosa de Oliveira (mother). The player's mother said she woke up early on Sunday to go to Mass wearing the shirt Firmino wore on her first national performance.

  ♠ His Wife & Kids: Brazilian model Larisa Pereira is the lucky girl to win the heart of Roberto Firmino. In 2013, he met her at a popular Brazilian nightclub. The couple tied the knot in 2015, shortly after his arrival at Liverpool FC. The wedding took place in Firmino's hometown of Maceio, Brazil. It didn’t take long before the blessings of marriage came. Both couples witnessed the birth of their first child, whom they named Valentina Firmino. Later on, the couple had another daughter, whom they named Bella.

The Honors of Roberto Firmino

  ♠ Liverpool

--UEFA Champions League: 2018–19 runner-up: 2017–18

--UEFA Super Cup: 2019]

--Football League Cup runner-up: 2015–16

--UEFA Europa Leaguerunner-up: 2015–16

  ♠ Brazil

--Copa América: 2019

  ♠ Achievements

--UEFA Champions League Squad of the Season: 2017–18

--Bundesliga Breakthrough of the Season: 2013–14

--Samba Gold: 2018

Experience of Roberto Firmino

When he was a child, his parents didn't allow him to go out alone because of concerns about his safety, and he couldn't get out of his parents' sight. But then his parents knew that keeping him at home would reduce his chances of success, so they figured out a way to get him trained. Roberto Firmino was picked by a German scout after a series of impressive performances for his Brazilian club. This left his family in great happiness.He moved thousands of miles from his home to Germany at the age of 16 to continue his career in Germany. As soon as he got the good news, he said;  ‘My family will never have to work again.''

In 2009, he was promoted to the Figueirense first team. During his two years with the Brazilian club, he scored 8 goals in 38 appearances and managed to catch the attention of German side Hoffenheim.

Firmino signed for Hoffenheim in 2010, but only officially joined Hoffenheim on January 1, 2011, impressing then Germany coach Ernst Tanner.

His big break came in 2015 when Liverpool came for the Brazilian. Firmino desperately wants to play for his national team. On October 23, 2014, he received a call from the national football team to represent them against Turkey and Austria. In the opening game on November 12, Firmino came off the bench in the second half and played 17 minutes in the team's 4-0 win over Turkey. Six days later, he scored his first goal in a 2-1 win over Austria.

In May 2018, he was named in Tite's 23-man squad for the 2018 World Cup in Russia. In May 2019, Firmino was named to Brazil's 23-man squad for the 2019 Copa America, and the team went on to win.

Jersey Recommendation

Liverpool Home Soccer Jersey 2021/22

Old fans should feel familiar with this dress. I believe you can think of it if you think about it carefully. The design of this Liverpool 2021-2022 home jersey is inspired by the full red jersey that debuted in 1964. The jersey is very modern, combining red undertones with bright red - the cuffs and neckline are bright red. The patterns and logos on the clothes are not white, but beige. It features zig-zag diagonal stripes, the new Standard Chartered Bank logo on the front, and the left sleeve logo of the sleeve sponsor Expedia.

Another interesting element is the neckline – the neckline is a simple circle at the front and an overlapping style at the back. The back of the collar is dominated by dark green with fossil and bright red trim.

Brazil Home Jersey 2021

When this yellow Brazil jersey comes into view, my mind goes back to the year of winning the title, one of the greatest eras in world football. It draws on the style of the jersey at the time, with a simple round neck and cuffs embellished with green, adding an identity of a striking jersey element.

The details of the collar and cuffs use the diamond shape of the Brazilian flag, and the number "70" icon inside the collar also follows the style of the 1970 World Cup in Mexico. The same inspiration was used to create the numbers for the new jersey, which follows the 1970 typeface and is larger than the current numbers. The new Brazil 2020 home jersey features a "70" pattern on the inner neckline, further highlighting the inspiration of the 1970 World Cup jersey.