Matheus Cunha has made the impact Manchester United hoped when they paid Wolves £62.5m last summer, when he was a priority target.
With such a huge personality, it was unlikely joining a club of that size would be too much for the 26-year-old.
His goal against Liverpool was his ninth of the season, including some key ones for Michael Carrick, specifically the winners at Arsenal and Chelsea.
It has given Cunha time to show off his familiar surfing celebration, which reached a new level against Liverpool, when he raced away, pursued by team-mates, dived on the ground and then got up to 'surf'.
"I've improved my celebration a little bit," he said.
"Every time, my friends in Brazil every time say, 'you cannot only surf, you have to paddle and stand up on the surfboard'. I said 'OK, I'll try to improve'.
"It's part of my life; to bring this into football and show everyone how happy I am to play football and surf. I have to do it."
