Yerry Mina has arguably been one of Everton's best players this season and is proving popular with Blues fans.
The defender received a standing ovation when he was substituted in Saturday's victory over West Ham after keeping striker Sébastien Haller quiet.
Mina had been one of the few bright sparks during Everton 's four-game losing streak before Saturday and has made significant improvements since last season.
One supporter took it upon themselves to make known how appreciated the centre-back is by posting a tribute song on Twitter.
The fan looks to be on holiday as he records himself with several men holding guitars who appear to be local entertainers.
He asks them: "How many Yerry Minas?" to which they reply "one Yerry Mina, there's only one Yerry Mina."
Another fan then comes over and joins in as they all sing in the chorus.
It seems the love for the defender is far and wide with several other fans raving about his performance on Twitter.
Mina had a goal controversially ruled out in the game against West Ham with Chris Sutton calling it a "headscratcher" .
