Some fans are only just discovering that Alejandro Garnacho has a tattoo sleeve dedicated to hit TV series Prison Break on his arm.
The 18-year-old Argentine forward, who is currently out injured with damaged ankle ligaments following a nasty clash against Southampton, has an array of different tattoos on his body.
Inspired by his favourite childhood cartoon, the Manchester United forward covered his lower leg with a scene from Captain Tsubas – a Japanese manga series that heavily revolves around football.
Then on his left arm is a picture of a menacing-looking tiger, as well as other bits of ink.
Teenager Garnacho is tipped to become one of the stars of the future at Old Trafford.
SunSport exclusively revealed last month that Garnacho had quickly wowed new boss Erik ten Hag in training. The 18-year-old already had tattoos on the lower part of his right arm, but his latest addition means he now has a complete sleeve.
And there's no prizes for guessing what his favourite TV show is.
The tattoo, which Garnacho proudly showed off on Instagram, features portraits of Prison Break main character Michael Schofield.
There are also pictures of Lincoln Burrows and evil villain T-Bag, with United legend Gary Neville revealing in the past that the latter was a nickname given to him by Wayne Rooney.
And as well as the above, Garnacho has the characters Michael Schofield, Lincoln Burrows and Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell from popular American TV series Prison Break inked into his right arm.
We can only assume that Prison Break – an action thriller that aired between 2005 and 2017 – is one of the teenager's favourite things to watch on Netflix.
Here's how fans on social media reacted to the tattoo when he posted a picture on his Instagram story this week.
One said: "Can’t get my head around the ‘Prison Break’ stuff," while another commented: "He really has a prison break tattoo???? He has teabag tatted on him????"
A third wrote: "Why does Michael Scofield look like Phil Jones ffs."
A fourth added: "My man got all of prison break tattooed on his body brother where you actually trynna break from??"
Garnacho came off the bench for a one minute cameo in the defeat to Brighton on the opening weekend, before being an unused sub in the 4-0 battering at the hands of Brentford.
He helped lead United to FA Youth Cup glory last season, scoring seven goals and providing three assists in just six games as the youngsters lifted the trophy.
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