Michael Jordan’s mistake in Vinicius Tattoo

Real Madrid forward and star Vinicius took advantage of the Spanish league break to go to the United States for a rest and vacation, where he was able to fully develop his second sports passion, which is The Brazilian is a big fan of the NBA, which is why he appears at Lakers, Bucks and Celtics games.

But beyond that, the Brazilian footballer took advantage of his stay in Los Angeles, California, to visit famous tattoo artist Ganga, who has worked with him in the past. LeBron James, Carlos Alcaraz and Jake Paul.

Vinicius’ impressive tattoos

Vinicius Jr. has a huge tattoo on his back, in which he brings together several elements that are important to him. The first is the number “7”, which appears on the numbers of Real Madrid and the Brazilian national team. And his main idols: Pele, Kobe Bryant, Muhammad Ali and Michael Jordan.

In addition, the tattoo is supplemented by legends “Mindset” and “Black Lives Matter.” It is reported that the meeting lasted for eight hours and the effect was impressive. The problem is, in Jordan’s case, there was a mistake that apparently didn’t go unnoticed by the football player or the tattoo artist.

Michael Jordan’s mistake in Vinicius Tattoo

Social media highlighted the fact that Vinicius traveled nearly 10,000 kilometers to get a giant, flawed tattoo of Michael Jordan, who appeared to be about to throw the ball… He threw with his left hand and Jordan actually threw with his right hand!

Talksport remembers a time when Jordan threw with his left hand in an exhibition game against the Atlanta Hawks. However, there was another aspect that illustrated the error, and that was Michael’s signature elbow pads.

Jordan wears an elbow pad on his left arm and leave the right side free while In the tattoo, the elbow pad is on the right sideso everything points to a mirror effect error in the tattoo, for which Vinicius paid a fortune, although he didn’t reveal the amount of this impressive tattoo, and maybe Vinicius didn’t even want to remember how much he paid.

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