A FINLAND star is set to face England with a Wayne Rooney inspired tattoo.
Topi Keskinen has a design on his arm that is of the former England and Manchester United star.
The Aberdeen forward's design shows the back of Rooney in a football shirt while fishing.
The tattoo also features two figures on either side of the retired striker holding their fingers up.
Keskinen, 21, designed the tattoo himself and has admitted to being a Red Devils supporter in his childhood.
He moved to Aberdeen in the summer from Finish outfit HJK and became the club's second most expensive signing ever.
It is reported that the Scottish club paid £860,000 for the striker.
He said: "To be honest, it is not such a wonderful tattoo because I designed it myself.
"It has become a bigger deal than I thought it would, especially since I moved to Scotland.
"I have always liked the style of British football. If I get tattoos, I want them to mean something.
"I was a United fan as a kid and also Rooney - and I also love fishing."
Keskinen is yet to score for Aberdeen in the SPL but did net on his debut in the Scottish League Cup against Queen's Park.
He has earned one cap for Finland so far in his career and could now face up against England and Harry Kane.
Kane on the other hand will be landing his 100th cap for the Three Lions.
The striker has scored 66 goals for his country and has admitted that he is targeting a century.
England made a winning start to their Nations League campaign as they beat Ireland 2-0 at the Aviva Stadium.