According to news, Manchester United's Edinson Cavani is imitating Cristiano Ronaldo. The Uruguay international has been on a tear recently, scoring eight goals in his last ten games.
And, now that he's settled in England, he's primed to be an important member of the squad next season.
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As Manchester United signed Cavani on transfer deadline day in September, they were ridiculed.
Many see the Uruguay international as a desperate purchase after spending the majority of the summer hunting down Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho.
Cavani has risen to prominence in recent weeks, scoring 15 goals in all tournaments, second only to Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford.
And, according to the Mirror, he's been channelling his inner Ronaldo behind the scenes at Carrington.
Ronaldo looked after himself through his time at the club and outside, working maniacally hard to become the greatest in the industry.
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He is said to have worked extensively with Mason Greenwood at the club's Carrington training centre, mentoring him during a difficult season.
Greenwood had a poor start to the season and was sent home in shame from international service after violating coronavirus laws in Iceland.
But he's improved after studying from Cavani, scoring 12 goals in all competitions.
During his tenure at the Theatre of Dreams, Ronaldo would assist teams, his contagious work ethic rubbing off on the majority of the team.
Cavani is doing the same thing.
United will now be hoping that the 34-year-old will lead them to trophies in the same way that their previous No. 7 did.
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