Conor McGregor shows he’s a finisher outside the octagon too as UFC star shares clip of impressive skills and Sergio Ramos responds by inviting him to Real Madrid training
- Sergio Ramos performed Conor McGregor’s ‘Billi strut’ after scoring in training
- The Real Madrid star asked the Irishman for his feedback on his goal celebration
- McGregor hailed his ‘bro Sergio’ for his efforts but has now gone a step further
- McGregor posted a clip of himself shooting at his local pub’s football ground
- And Ramos was quick to invite him to Real Madrid training after seeing him play
Conor McGregor has shown he is as skillfull at finishing outside the octagon as he is in it by showing off his football skills in a video posted online.
The Notorious One took to Instagram to post a video of him curling a shot into the net in a bid to grab the attention of Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos, who reached out to the UFC star after imitating his ‘Billi strut’ after scoring a superb strike in training just days ago.
The UFC star hailed his ‘bro Sergio’ after he attempted to pull off his famous walk and showed the Spanish World Cup winner that he is no one-trick pony by posting a series of videos of him playing football.
Conor McGregor shared his football skills in a nod to Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos
McGregor, who is back in Ireland following a family holiday to the south of France and Corsica, was filmed having a kick-about at local club Black Forge FC.
The southpaw slotted home his first attempt with the outside of his foot before finding the net for a second time by side-footing it into the bottom corner.
The Notorious shared six videos of himself striking at goal in his latest Instagram post
Despite a sizeable crowd gathering to watch, McGregor was unable to keep up his perfect streak.
The former two weight world champion failed to convert the next two shots as he played them straight at the keeper.
McGregor shared the clips on Instagram with the caption: ‘What do you think Sergio Ramos?’
To which he responded: ‘Top class mate! Fancy a training session at Real Madrid? More than welcome to join us anytime.’
The Real Madrid responded and invited McGregor to join them in a training session in Spain
Ramos performed McGregor’s ‘Billi strutt’ after scoring an absolute rocket in Madrid training
McGregor may take Ramos up on his offer, considering he announced his shock retirement from mixed martial arts in May, saying that the sport ‘didn’t excite’ him anymore.
Despite this, he reignited his feud with long-standing rival Nate Diaz after the The Stockton Slugger praised fighters after UFC 251 and recently posted a comeback tease by saying ‘stay ready’ on his Instagram.
