Luis Suarez came off the bench to score twice and assist another in a lively debut for Atletico Madrid in LaLiga on Sunday.
The Uruguayan striker, who joined from Barcelona last week in a deal worth just €6 million in variables, started as a substitute in the Rojiblancos' league opener against Granada at the Wanda Metropolitano.
Suarez watched on from the stands as Atletico went 3-0 up through Diego Costa, Angel Correa and Joao Felix, but was given his chance with 20 minutes remaining.
After replacing Costa, Suarez set up fellow substitute Marcos Llorente for a fourth goal with his first touch just over a minute later.
The 33-year-old then thought he had won a penalty and was ready to take it himself, only for the referee to reverse the decision after a VAR check.
But after just 14 minutes on the pitch, he netted his first Atletico goal with a fine header at the back post and then scored another deep into added time after his initial effort had hit the post.
That made it 6-1 to Diego Simeone's side and brought up 200 goals since his arrival in Spain in 2014: 198 for Barcelona and two for Atletico.
