The Post reported that former Bournemouth winger Mark Hug successfully transformed after retirement and became a food celebrity with more than 68,000 followers on social media. However, he revealed to the media that at the beginning of his career, h...
The Post reported that former Bournemouth winger Mark Hug successfully transformed after retirement and became a food celebrity with more than 68,000 followers on social media. However, he revealed to the media that at the beginning of his career, he was a kitchen "rookie" and at the age of 26, he even "can't even cook an egg."
The opportunity for this transformation began with a nutrition course he took to improve his performance on the court. Since then, Xiu has developed a strong interest in healthy eating and cooking and claims to be a "healthy madman" now.
He created his own social account when he was 32 years old with the Queen's Park Rangers, sharing healthy recipes made mainly from air fryers, which were very popular.
