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(Video) Watch Mo Salah and his co-work star in new Pepsi advert that showcases some new exciting and incredible acting skills from the Egyptian superstar
(Video) Watch Mo Salah and his co-work star in new Pepsi advert that showcases some new exciting and incredible acting skills from the Egyptian superstar
Mo Salah is undoubtedly one of the most desirable commercial assets in international football, as evidenced by his sponsorship agreements with Adidas and Pepsi.
The soft drink company just debuted a new video of the 30-year-old Egyptian King, who previously appeared in an advertisement for his new boots with Rick and Morty.
Our No. 11 manages to bring the doppelganger to life by first posing with a waxwork figure of himself before sending it on a somewhat peculiar tour around the globe.
These videos are far simpler to watch than they are to describe, as is always the case.
By visiting Salah’s Twitter account, you may see him in the Pepsi commercial:
— Mohamed Salah (@MoSalah) August 7, 2022
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