Harry Kane looked worlds away from his usual self as the Bayern Munich striker posed in Oktober lederhosen gear.
The 30-year-old moved to the Bundesliga giants from Tottenham earlier this month in a huge deal worth in the region of £100million.
Kane has already been given a swanky new car by his employers.
And the England international has now been decked out in lederhosen gear as Oktoberfest rapidly approaches.
Bayern players took part in a photoshoot with club partner Paulaner, with Thomas Muller and Alphonso Davies also dressing up for the occasion.
Kane was front and centre, alongside his two team-mates, with Oktoberfest due to commence on September 16.
It will then run until October 3.
Kane also posed for images showing himself posing with a pint of beer, while video footage shows Muller showing the England skipper how to eat a German sausage.
And it shows the 30-year-old is sticking to his promise of learning the culture of his new country, having vowed to do everything possible to settle in.
Big things are expected of Kane over at Bayern, especially given how he's now the most-expensive signing in the club's entire history.
Kane's time with the club started badly when RB Leipzig cruised to a 3-0 German Super Cup win on August 12.
Since then, however, they've responded by winning their first two Bundesliga matches.
Kane scored as Bayern thumped Werder Bremen 4-0 on matchday one.
And the former Tottenham star then bagged a brace as Bayern beat Augsburg 3-1 on Sunday to make it two wins from two.
Speaking after that victory, Kane said: "It was a good win in the first home match of the season.
"We created good chances and could've scored even more. There's still room for improvement in the final third of the pitch for us.
"Overall, it was a good performance from us. We have great quality in the team.
"I love the chemistry in the team, we're growing together more and more.
"It's been a crazy and exciting few weeks for me. It's all positive."
And Bayern boss Thomas Tuchel was thrilled after witnessing Kane propel his side to victory.
"Of course we are happy with the result, you can see that on the players' faces," said the 50-year-old.
"I'm pleased to see that the players are celebrating.
"Still, I still see room for improvement. At the beginning of the game, we weren't free enough, so it took an own goal and a penalty to ease things up.
"Then we played solidly until the final whistle and grew in confidence.
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Harry Kane sat down with Bayern Munich team-mates Thomas Muller and Alphonso Davies to pose with a beer
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"In the end, it was a deserved victory, even though we unfortunately conceded another goal. But we should just look at the positive things. It's all about wins."
