GERMANY icon Lothar Matthaus has been compared to an "off-duty cosmonaut" for his outfits at the Euros.
The legendary midfielder and sweeper, 63, is appearing as a pundit on German TV for the tournament in his home country this summer.
Matthaus, who is Germany's all-time most capped player with 150 appearances, won the Euros in 1980 and World Cup in 1990.
But it is not his credentials that are being called into question at Euro 2024.
Instead, it is his questionable choice of attire.
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Matthaus has worn two different gilets when reporting as a pitchside pundit for the games.
Both the blue and white jackets displayed patterns on them and were not to everyone's liking.
Journalist Sam Wallace said: "Intrigued by Lothar Matthaus’ Euro 2024 pundit wardrobe for German TV.
"He wore exactly the same outfit yesterday - but in white. Looked like an off-duty cosmonaut."
One fan replied: "He looks like a deflated balloon."
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While another added: "Has he got his own clothing line? (I'm only half joking)."
And a third responded: "Looks like he’s been plucked off the golf course. If he’s not wearing a pair of Nike Air Max I’ll be gobsmacked."
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Matthaus is one of just six outfield players to have appeared at five World Cups - 1982, 1986, 1990, 1994 and 1998.
His international career spanned 20 YEARS from 1980 to 2000.
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The 1990 Ballon d'Or also won seven Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich, as well as Serie A and the Uefa Cup with Inter Milan.
Meanwhile, Germany kicked off their home Euros with a convincing 5-1 win over Scotland.
Next up for Julian Nagelsmann’s side is a clash against Hungary on Wednesday evening, before they face Switzerland in their final group game on Sunday.