Hugo Ekitike is reportedly teaming up with IShowSpeed, as the Liverpool striker prepares to swap Premier League pressure for the unpredictable world of Speed.
Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike is reportedly set to link up with streaming sensation IShowSpeed on Sunday 27th September, in a collaboration that should attract plenty of attention from Reds supporters.
IShowSpeed And Hugo Ekitike Link
The news began circulating after fan account Speedy HQ claimed that Speed would be doing a stream with Ekitike. The post appears to stem from a response attributed to an account named “ronaldobetter”, which said a collaboration with a “striker from LP” was coming on Sunday.
What does appear certain is that Speed remains heavily active in football and gaming content. He recently streamed himself playing the newly released EA Sports FC 27, with a broadcast attracting around 90,000 peak concurrent viewers on YouTube according to streaming trackers.
His main YouTube channel currently has more than 61 million subscribers, demonstrating just how significant the exposure could be for Ekitike.
Winslow Townson-Imagn ImagesWhere Will It Be Broadcast?
The likely place to watch the collaboration is IShowSpeed’s YouTube channel, where he regularly broadcasts his major streams. He has also been streaming on Twitch recently, including broadcasts on 16th, 19th and 21st September, meaning supporters should keep an eye on both platforms until an official link is published.
Away from the cameras, Ekitike is currently working his way back from the serious Achilles injury he suffered against Paris Saint-Germain in April.
The French forward has been sharing encouraging glimpses of his rehabilitation, including footage of himself working with a football, although reports suggest his return to competitive action could still be some way off.
Tommy Gilligan-Imagn ImagesLiverpool Fans Set To Tune In
That makes Sunday’s potential appearance particularly interesting for Liverpool supporters.
While Ekitike may not yet be able to do his talking on the Anfield pitch, fans could get the chance to see a completely different side of the striker alongside one of the internet’s biggest personalities.
Latest viewing information: Sunday 27th September 2026.
Start time: not officially confirmed yet.
YouTube appears the most likely platform, with Twitch also worth monitoring based on Speed’s recent streaming activity. Once Speed publishes the stream link or scheduled start time, that will provide definitive confirmation.
With Speed’s trademark chaos and Ekitike’s personality thrown into the mix, this could be one Liverpool stream worth keeping an eye on.
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