Cole Palmer was seen in a watch with a dazzling £ 220,000 while the Chelsea star was on board a flight to the World Cup of Club.
Palmer, 23, wore the watch when he stared out of a plane window in a photo uploaded to the social media accounts of the blues before they left for the United States.
He was wearing a Richard Mille RM 07-04, which it is claimed to be inspired as a nod to the impressive collection of luxury car stores in Italy.
A green, black, white and red color scheme is also a tribute to the Tricolor of the Italian flag and is made of lightweight titanium.
The watch has become a popular piece with professional football players – with Palmer the newest that exhibited it.
Palmer has been able to enlarge for the rare watch thanks to the salary he recommends at Stamford Bridge, which is located on a reported £ 130,000, per capology.
The side of Enzo Maresca is opposed to Los Angeles FC on Monday evening in their first match of the tournament, before he accepts the Brazilian side flamengo three days later.
Their last group sees them play Es Tunis, after which they hope that they will have been advanced to the knockout phases and the final – which will take place on July 13.
Maresca has yielded a number of surprises with his squad selection, in which the high-quality younger Kendry Paez was seen to the US, even though he has been omitted.
Paez, the 18-year-old Ecuadorian, will be expected to leave this summer.
He was signed at the age of 16 on a pre-aggress for £ 17 million, and Chelsea's sister club Strasbourg is his masterest destination.
Although it is understood that Paz's preference would be to be the first season of Chelsea, the club considers what is best for its progress.
Andrey Santos was used as an example about how a temporary stay in Strasbourg can benefit, with the 21-year-old Brazilian among those in their club World Cup team in the United States.
Chelsea flew to Philadelphia on Friday to start their preparation for the extensive club competition of FIFA.
New Man Liam Delap is expected to make his debut during the tournament after signing ippswich for £ 30 million.