Paul Pogba played a key role in Manchester United's Europa League final triumph in Stockholm - and proceeded to celebrate by dancing in front of the travelling United fans.
The French midfielder has had plenty of detractors since his world record transfer from Juventus last summer, after a string of underwhelming performances in the Premier League.
Former United players Roy Keane and Rio Ferdinand have both criticised his antics at different points in the season.
But you couldn't question Pogba's commitment to the cause in Stockholm, as the powerhouse playmaker imposed himself on Ajax's inexperienced side.
He scored the opening goal in the 18th minute when his left-footed strike deflected in off Ajax defender Davinson Sanchez and then used all of his know-how and wily expertise to see United over the line.
Did he enjoy it? Well, judging by his celebrations afterwards, he definitely did.
You can think what you like about Pogba and his abilities on the pitch, but it definitely looks like he's going to be enjoying tonight's victory right into the small hours of tomorrow morning.
Pogba also gave a brilliant post-match interview at the end of the game and dedicated the win to all those who lost their lives in the Manchester Arena terror attack.
"We won for them [the people of Manchester], we work for the country because we play in Europa [League] so it's all over the world. We played for the country, we played for England, we played for Manchester and we played for the people that died." the Frenchman said.
A very nice touch.
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Topics: Paul Pogba, Europa League, Manchester United