Inside Kostas Tsimikas’s deep affection for his furry friend, the Shar Pei – the adorable pet that helps the Liverpool star unwind after intense matches

The left-back for Liverpool Apart from his outstanding achievements in football, Kostas Tsimikas is renowned for his deep love for his adorable Shar Pei puppy.

After arduous games, Tsimikas, who joined Liverpool in 2020, has often talked about how his pet helps him relax and get some rest.

Tsimikas is reliant on the Shar Pei dog breed, which is renowned for its wrinkled fur and devoted personality. The immigrant from Greece has been seen going on walks in parks with his cherished pet, sharing photos of the two on social media, and even working out with the animal companion.

Apollo, Tsimikas’s Shar Pei, is known to have a soothing influence on him. The football player finds comfort in his pet and the unconditional affection and companionship that only a pet can offer after trying games. Tsimikas is able to relax and refuel emotionally and psychologically thanks to Apollo’s kindness and humour, which also help him forget about the demands of the game.

Tsimikas is pictured lounging with his dog but without his cornrows.

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Tsimikas emphasised in an interview the need of finding balance in life and emphasised how crucial his Shar Pei has been in assisting him in doing so. He expressed gratitude for the ongoing support and joy that Apollo brings into his life, saying that the animal friend plays a significant role in both his daily routine and overall well-being.

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As he keeps making an impact on the football pitch, Tsimikas’s love for his Shar Pei serves as a reminder that even elite players need time off and mental support. Apollo, his loyal friend, is by his side, offering the perfect diversion from the pressures of the beautiful game.

Tsimikas seen relaxing without his cornrows but with his dog

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Pictured here is Tsimikas relaxing with his dog, minus his cornrows.

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