It has been made public that Frenkie de Jong owns a beautiful Porsche SUV that is a BARCELONA star.

The 26-year-old star midfielder has played in 172 games for Barcelona and scored 14 goals.

Additionally, the Spanish football team pays him very well; fichajes.com says the Dutch star makes £440k every month.

He is one of the best midfielders in the world because he can do so many things and has unmatched technical skills, especially when it comes to passes. 

Besides football, though, he is crazy about cars and has an absurdly large collection. Take a look at this list of his amazing collection of cars.

Porsche Macan costs about £80,000.

Frenkie drives a Macan S, a car with about 350 horsepower that can go from 0 to 62 mph in 5.3 seconds.

With a top speed of 157 mph, the master of the middle shouldn’t be late for any of the training sessions at Camp Nou.

BMW 3 Series costs about £40,000

The BMW 3 Series is a high-quality car that can do a lot, just like its owner. It’s the best way to get around town without being caught by die-hard Barcelona fans.

The Frenkie is a great choice because it’s still fun to drive and has enough space in the back for a few people.

Mercedes C-Class costs about £45,000.

Some people think that the C-Class is the best luxury car, while others think that the BMW 3 Series is the best when it comes to driving.

When it comes to quality, the Merc is hard to beat, which makes it a great extra car for Frenkie to enjoy without drawing too much attention to himself.

Cupra Formentor – about £40,000

In August 2019, FC Barcelona and CUPRA agreed to work together for five years.

No information is available on whether or not each Barcelona player got their own car, but Frenkie would have probably been able to drive the stylish Formentor.

The 2.0-liter TSI version goes from 0 to 62 mph in just 4.9 seconds and has 306 horsepower.

This comes after host of Love Island, Molly Marsh, made public her collection of cars.

It was also made public that King Abdullah of Jordan has an amazing collection of cars, including a Buggati worth £885,000 and a Rolls-Royce worth £2 million.