Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain earned hero status at Liverpool after his goalscoring exploits in the Champions League - and Reds fans have paid homage to him with a new lewd chant.
The England international marked his first European appearance in 18 months with two goals in the 4-1 win in Genk on Wednesday night, the club's first in six away matches in the group stage.
He was on the bench when the Reds won their sixth European Cup with victory over Tottenham four months ago, having been on crutches for their final defeat against Real Madrid the previous year with a serious knee injury which kept him out for 12 months and restricted him to just 20 minutes last season.
Now he's back in action, the Liverpool support are loving it - and they recently created a new terrace chant to the tune of The Real Thing's hit You To Me Are Everything .
However the former Arsenal star's girlfriend, Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards, may not be too much of a fan as the chant contains lewd lyrics about their love life.
A video emerged of Liverpool fans signing the chant, with the lyrics including: "You to me are everything my Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain; Ohh babyy ohh babbyy; You was there when we made it six and now he's s******g Little Mix; Ohh babby ohh babbyy."
The pair have been dating since 2016 when the footballer was playing for Arsenal, who he left in 2017 to join Liverpool.
Oxlade-Chamberlain, meanwhile, admits watching Liverpool win the Champions League in June provided the inspiration he needed fight his way back into the competition.
"I've definitely missed it. It's nice to be back out there," he told BT Sport.
"It's a special tournament to play in, a competition we all grew up wanting to play in one day.
"It was nice to be back out there (after) seeing the boys do so well in it last year.
"I was fortunate enough to get back involved on the bench for the big day in the final and watch the boys bring it home.
"It's inspirational, it's something I've wanted to get back to do. It's just nice to be back in the starting line-up and try to put in a performance to help the team. To get a few goals was a bonus."
