Anthony Gordon spotted in a rarely seen £190,000 car from the video game Call of Duty

Fans hoping to get Anthony Gordon's signature after training will likely be disappointed, given that he may not even notice them in his giant new Hummer.

The Newcastle winger was spotted driving the £190,000 machine from the club's training base at Darsley Park and it certainly turned heads.

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The huge truck manufactured by GMC in the United States measures no less than 2 meters and has an even more impressive width: 2.2 meters.

The all-electric vehicle is believed to be one of the first imported into the UK as a right-hand drive version.

It may also be familiar to video game fans, given that it appeared as a drivable vehicle in Call of Duty, with the 1,000-horsepower Hummer showing off its off-road credentials, at least virtually.

Gordon received a huge pay rise last summer when he joined Newcastle from Everton in a £45m deal.

He has proven his worth so far, with 11 goals and 10 assists in 35 games last season, moving up and down the left flank with plenty of power of his own.

These performances linked him to his childhood team. Liverpool at the start of the transfer window, but the move never materialised, with the Reds instead landing Federico Iglesia as a new winger.

The scenes of Gordon in his new Hummer were at least a lot more relaxed than the last time he went viral driving, in January 2023 playing for Everton.

The Toffees lost 2-1 to Southampton as they sank towards relegation danger, and fans bullied several players outside the stadium after the match.

Defender Yerry Mina confronted the fans in tense scenes, while Gordon refused to get out of his car..

At the time, Gordon was driving a Mercedes and was blocked by fans who heard him say “get out of our club” and “you are not fit to wear the shirt”.