Obafemi Martins: Former Nigerian Star Flashes Interior of His Iguana 31 Expedition Yacht Worth $460k

• Obafemi Martins has flashed the interior of his Iguana 31 Expedition yacht, which is worth $460,000, on social media
• The former Nigerian international has continued to live a life of luxury after retiring from professional football
• Iguana yachts are designed to be amphibious, as the Expedition 31 can roll over rocks as well

Former Nigerian international, Obafemi Martins has given fans a glimpse of the interior view of his Iguana 31 Expedition yacht.

The ex-Inter Milan striker acquitted the speed boat in 2016 to celebrate his birthday, adding it to his collection of luxuries.

Iguana yachts are amphibious as they can cruise on land and in water, and the centre console can fold in seconds. Owners can stow the boat in their garage.

According to Robb Report, the amphibious Expedition 31, worth around $460,000, can roll over rocks, climb 30-degree direct inclines, and manage 25-degree lateral slopes, GOAL reports.

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‘Obagoal’ has been seen on this beautiful item on several occasions as he continues to enjoy life after football.

He last played for Chinese club Wuhan FC, having had two spells with Shanghai Shenhua in the same country.

Martins left indelible footprints in the Serie A during his days at Inter Milan, scoring 28 league goals in 88 matches.

He was also impressive during his time at English club Newcastle United, where he made 88 Premier League appearances and scored 28 goals.

The former Super Eagles striker, who scored 18 goals in his 42 appearances for Nigeria, posted the interior of his exotic yacht on his social media account.

He could be spotted with his wife as they shared special moments inside the sea ride.

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Sports Brief earlier reported that Martins graduated from Harvard University, with the ex-Premier League star bagging a degree and a certificate in Entrepreneurship and Emerging Markets.

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This is a good development for the former Super Eagles striker, who is now expected to use the knowledge acquired from the university to become a full entrepreneur.

Interestingly, Martins got a weighted grade summary of 98% from Harvard, which is an impressive result.