Alejandro Garnacho unveils incredible new tattoo that covers his entire back

Chelsea forward Alejandro Garnacho has added another piece to his ever-growing tattoo collection, with his latest ink featuring Heath Ledger’s iconic portrayal of the Joker in The Dark Knight.

The 21-year-old, who has a large amount of body art, including two full sleeves and a face piece, sat down with renowned tattoo artist Joaquin Ganga to get a full back cover up.

Ganga is widely regarded as one of the top artists in the world, with some of his previous clients including Lebron James, Drake, Post Malone and Lil Uzi, who spent six figures on his design, according to Complex.

And on Monday, the Los Angeles-based tattooist posted a video of his latest work on Garnacho.

As you can see from the clip below, which was posted on Instagram, the tattoo is a depiction of Heath Ledger's Joker character, who can be seen holding a playing card alongside his iconic phrase: "Why so serious?"

Garnacho has a number of tattoos on his body. Inspired by his favourite childhood cartoon, the Chelsea forward covered his lower leg with a scene from Captain Tsubas, a Japanese manga series that heavily revolves around football.

The Argentine also has a large tattoo on his left hand of actress Millie Bobby Brown during her stint on the popular science fiction show Stranger Things.

As well as the above, Garnacho has the characters Michael Schofield, Lincoln Burrows and Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell from the 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 Garnacho's favourite shows to watch on Netflix.

Napoli and three other Serie A clubs join race to sign Alejandro Garnacho

Garnacho has been strongly linked with a move away from Chelsea, less than a year after joining the club from Manchester United for a reported £40 million.

Napoli are long-term admirers of the forward, according to ASRomaLive, who claim Juventus, AC Milan and Roma are also keen after receiving information on the player through intermediaries.