Barcelona supporters absolutely went Diego Maradona for Marcus Rashford after they had released a stunning mural for their new signing.
The incredible work of art in the streets of Catalonia has the English star, 27, which picks up his characteristic 'Temple Point' celebration as he slides on his knees.
It is an epic hospitable message for a rash while he is approaching his amazing loan switch to the club.
Barcelona has in principle agreed with a seasonal loan for its entire £ 325,000 a weekly wage and has an option of £ 26 million to buy next summer if everything goes to plan.
Rashford arrived in Barcelona this weekend to undergo a medical and his revelation is expected on Wednesday.
The wall painting comes as a loud and clear message that Barca fans are enthusiastic that their new star makes his debut.
Deals for first-choice Doelen Nico Williams and Luis Diaz fell through, but Hansi Flick supported Rashford as the perfect Plan C-Pick.
Despite his turbulent season in United, Rashford reportedly accepted a considerable wage reduction, although Barca will still pay the full original account.
It marks a huge moment, because Rashford has become the first Englishman in the Camp Nou since Gary Lineker.
Legend Mark Hughes from Manchester United also played there, but he is Welsh, so that leaves Rashford with huge boots to fill.
Flick sees him as a vital depth on the left, connecting an opening in Barca's attack and competing with people like Raphinha and Lamine Yamal.
There is optimism that the relocation can generate the career information Rashford so badly and if he impresses, the £ 26 million buy option will probably be activated.
He also wants to return to the English team and play at the World Cup of next year, so his Motivatyion is very high.
And his iconic wall painting would certainly feel him at home.
But how does Rashford's wall painting relate to some who have been made for other players in the past?