Fabio Carvalho hilariously trolled Liverpool teammate Fabinho as the players took part in the "I'm Passing the phone to..." challenge, with the Reds' new boy passing it to the person with the 'best haircut,' as you can watch below.
Carvalho is the new boy at Liverpool, having signed from Fulham in the summer, signing a deal which could be worth up to £7.7 million after add ons.
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The 19-year-old scored 10 goals in the Championship last season and he's already being heavily tipped to do well when he makes the step up in the Premier League.
Phil Thompson has backed Carvalho to be a 'star,' saying the winger has 'something about him' on the ball and gone as far as calling him 'sensational.'
Other former Reds have also compared him to Philippe Coutinho and even current player James Milner, the latter due to his ability to play in multiple positions.
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Despite his age, Carvalho is expected to stay at Anfield this season and play an integral part in Jurgen Klopp's plans, as the team once again eye success.
They played in every single match possible last season, when they reached the Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup finals and they'll be hoping to emulate that again.
With five subs allowed in the league in the upcoming campaign, he's certain to get plenty of game time to further his development.
Carvalho made his first official appearance for the club when they beat Manchester City in the Community Shield, with the youngster's fellow new boy Darwin Nunez impressing.
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Carvalho will actually get a very early reunion with his former club, as Klopp's team open up their league campaign against the Cottagers on Saturday.
It's unlikely that Marco Silva will be taking any advice from Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta in the lead up to the match at Anfield, after the Gunners' pre game build up was shown as part of their Amazon Prime Video docuseries.
'All or Nothing' shows that the former midfielder decided to blast 'You'll Never Walk Alone' over speakers at training to try to recreate the famous atmosphere on Merseyside.
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It didn't exactly work, with Liverpool going on to win 4-0, and Artea getting mocked now it's there for us all to see on the series.
Topics: Fabio Carvalho, Liverpool, Fabinho, Premier League
Ryan Sidle