Sebastian Giovinco is widely recognised as one of the very best set-piece takers in the business. He's so good in fact, that you can put two players on the line and he'll still find the net with ease.
The Toronto man played in a friendly against Liga MX side Club America as the Canadian outfit get their fitness levels nice and sharp ahead of the MLS season which kicks off on March 3.
TFC lost 6-3 in the game but Giovinco reminded us that he's far too good to playing MLS football with a delightfully arrowed free-kick.
As he stepped up to take the set-piece, Club America placed a player on either post in an attempt to help their goalkeeper and give Giovinco, a free-kick expert, a tougher task.
However, with former Sunderland man Jozy Altidore doing his bit in distracting the goalkeeper, Giovinco then casually walloped it into the top corner - the jumping defender having absolutely no chance of keeping out the swerving strike.
Conceding a free-kick to Toronto is basically the same as giving away a penalty, such is the Italian's accuracy from dead-ball situations.
Since moving to Toronto in 2015 , the 31-year old has netted a total of 65 goals in 104 appearances for the club and has become their highest ever goalscorer.
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Incredibly, 13 of his 55 goals in the Premier League have been as a result of free-kicks. The angle, distance or type of free-kick doesn't matter - the former Juventus forward is a master in dead-ball situations.
Is he the best free-kick taker in world football today?
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