Cristiano Ronaldos sister hand-painted an incredible family portrait for his mother’s restaurant.
The Juventus ace, 33, showed off the artwork ahead of his Serie A debut against Chievo on Saturday.
In the painting, Ronaldo has his arms around his mother Dolores and other sister Liliana.
Brother Hugo and Katia are next to them, with father Hugo pictured smiling on the right.
The masterpiece has been painted onto the wall of his mother’s new restaurant, Casa Aveiro, in Brazil.
Lights have been placed around the edge to ensure that it catches the attention of every customer.
Ronaldo shared the image to his 139million Instagram followers on Wednesday.
The caption read: “Casa Aveiro by Dolores, another work completed by my sister @katiaaveirooficial, with the support of my dear mother @doloresaceirofficial welcome to @casaveiro”.
Katia regularly bombards her 739,000 social media followers with pictures and videos of the new restaurant.
Dolores opened the business on July 9 following the success of their first eatery in their home island of Madeira.
To book a seat Casa Aveiro, you will have to splash out £19.70.
Ronaldo might not be spending much time in the restauraunt throughout the season, but he can expect to see his face around every corner in Turin.
It was revealed last month that Juventus will place statues of the 33-year-old around the area to attract interest from tourists.
He is now preparing for this weekend’s opening match after he scored just eight minutes into his Juventus debut.
What is the ‘Cristiano Ronaldo Effect’?
It is now everywhere in Italy. It is all around us. It is both real and virtual.
You can see it when you look out your window and there are kids with ‘CR7’ shaved into their heads all wearing the same Juventus jersey.
It is evident on the front page of every newspaper at every news stand in every city up and down the peninsula, but it can also be found at the gelateria, where one can buy a ‘CR7’ ice cream.
‘The Cristiano Ronaldo Effect’ transcends sport. It dominates social media and even influences the stock market.
It is why Juventus ultimately decided to pay over €100 million for a 33-year-old forward on July 10.