Forgotten Premier League stars star in hilarious The Office remake as fans say ‘best thing I’ve seen all day’
THREE forgotten Premier League stars have starred in Real Betis’ remake of The US Office.
Former Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin was featured in the video that celebrated Aitor Ruibal signing a new contract at the LaLiga outfit.
Bellerin, 29, had many appearances in the video as he could be seen heating a door handle with a torch and wearing a bandana.
The first clip is a reference to the character Dwight Schrute preparing to hold a mock fire alarm.
The second is Bellerin pretending to be Steve Carell’s character, Michael Scott, doing his ‘Prison Mike’ impersonation.
The video also features ex-Liverpool and West Ham goalkeeper Adrian as well as former Hammer Pablo Fornals.
The pair both had more simple roles than Bellerin as they appeared to just be doing office work.
Fans loved the video as they reacted on social media.
One posted: “And this is why Betis are my Spanish team.”
A second wrote: “This is the best thing I have seen all day.”
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A third commented: “Betis way of announcing Aitor Ruibal’s contract extension is the best thing you will see all day.”
A fourth said: “What a work of art.”
Another added: “These guys just made the best video in the history of football.”
The video ended with Ruibal replicating the famous scene in which Michael Scott tries to parkour around the office of Dunder Mifflin.
Bellerin joined Betis in 2023 after a stint at Spanish giants Barcelona.
He signed for the Catalonian outfit in 2022 from Arsenal, having already spent a season on loan at Betis.
Fornals joined the club in January from West Ham and has already scored three goals for the club in LaLiga.
He is playing under his former Hammers boss, Manuel Pellegrini, who has been in charge of the Seville-based club since 2020.
Adrian signed for Betis as a free agent in the summer after he was released from Liverpool after five seasons.
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