This is the moment a smiling Pope Francis was presented with a Celtic jersey in Rome.
The Pontiff looked delighted to receive the number 11 top from Scottish worshippers during yesterday's Papal Audience at the Vatican.
The keen football fan, who supports Buenos Aires side San Lorenzo, was seen being presented with the Hoops on a live feed.
Media company Sancta Familia Media, based in Mossend, North Lanarkshire, posted the image of the Pope holding the Hoops the on their Twitter feed, asking: "Spot anything?"
One twitter user said: "My friends mum gave him it with Pope Francis 11 was a present from her grandson with a note for the pope different class"
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Another poster, wondered if they might be seeing a new face run out on the hallowed turf of Celtic Park, said: "Latest signing perhaps?"
The Pontiff recently said fans shouldn't compare Lionel Messi to God.
The Barcelona star has earned the nickname 'D10S', a combination of his shirt number and the Spanish word for God (Dios) but the Pope said it was a 'sacrilege' to give the Argenintian maestro that title.
In an interview with La Sexta , Francis praised his countryman, saying: 'He's great to watch - but he's not God.'
