The pop prince is also a huge football fan, and recently took part in the annual Soccer Aid game. An England XI play a World XI, with football icons intermingling with celebrities. This time round, Soccer Aid climaxed with Big Zuzu claiming the winning goal for the World XI, celebrating in style with Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic ‘Siii’ celebration.

Some of the match shirts from the game are now up for auction, with Big Zuu’s top currently at £600. Tom Grennan’s top is at £418, but way out in front of the pack is Louis Tomlinson, with fans battling over his match-worn shirt.

The winning bid is currently at £4,938 – a colossal amount for the charity.

Louis Tomlinson’s love for the beautiful game goes back to childhood, and he caused viral headlines at Glastonbury last year when he took a massive television screen on to the camp-site to watch the England World Cup game.

Every donation helps to provide vital support for UNICEF’s efforts. To get involved and bid on a Soccer Aid shirt, head to MatchWornShirt’s website or app.

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Louis Tomlinson seems to be stealing the show on-site at Coachella – simply through being himself.

The genial pop hero has managed to navigate immense fame like a champion, remaining grounded throughout his experiences. Whether it’s giving unknown artists their big break by inviting them on tour or meeting fans on a one-to-one basis, the English pop hero remains an absolute champ.

Last summer Louis Tomlinson caused a sensation on the Glastonbury camp-site – the festival opted out of showing England’s crucial international football game, so Louis simply carried his television to the camping area, and let fans gather around to watch the game.

He’s left the TV at home on this occasion, but it seems Louis is busy making friends at Coachella – indeed, his easy-going manner is causing social media bedlam.

Clips from the site are going viral, with fans impressed by his down-to-Earth nonchalance.

Here he is chilling at the bar –

As long-time fans have been quick to point out, Louis Tomlinson has always had a soft spot for festivals – in particular, making friends with passers-by.

That’s not to say he’s left his cheeky side in England, however.