Gareth Bale starred on his return to action for Real Madrid as they face Arsenal in Washington.
The two sides went head-to-head in an International Champions Cup clash - and Bale was introduced as a substitute at half-time.
Real were 2-0 down but the Welshman wasted no time in having an impact, tapping in after Emiliano Martinez saved from Marco Asensio.
Asensio himself then levelled before he was taken off on a stretcher. Real would go on to win on penalties, despite Bale seeing his spot kick saved.
He was named on the bench for the match after not being in the squad for Real's match against Bayern Munich.
Real boss Zinedine Zidane confirmed the club were actively trying to sell him as the Spanish giants look to get the Welshman's £600,000-a-week salary off their wage bill.
But Zidane later claimed Bale had refused to play against Bayern - before suggesting he could be named in the squad tonight.
Former Tottenham flier Bale has two offers on the table from the Chinese Super League and could earn £1m-a-week in the Far East.
"I have not disrespected anyone and much less a player (Bale)," Zidane said ahead of the Arsenal clash. "The club is dealing with his departure. Period.
"The other day Gareth didn't play because he didn't want to. He said the club was trying to negotiate his departure he and didn't want to play because of that.
"So far, Bale hasn't asked not to play tomorrow.
“Bale's situation is known by everyone and will not change. The club is going to do what they have to do with him.
“I have to respect the players. Bale is with us and will do the same as the others."
