CHELSEA keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga can finally become a manager in FIFA 20... and he has already won the Champions League with Juventus!
The Stamford Bridge No1 was widely mocked by fans for being his own boss after refusing to be replaced by Willy Caballero during the Carabao Cup final back in February.
While in reality the 24-year-old was fined a week's wages and dropped for one game for his actions, fans can check out what Kepa would be like in charge of FIFA.
EA Sports have confirmed a number of changes to the next entry in the hugely popular series, with one of the more intriguing are the ability to customize and create their manager in career mode.
This also includes the addition of real-life players and one player on revealed on Twitter images of Kepa dressed smartly as the new Juventus manager.
The Chelsea stopper even leads the Italian side to Champions League glory, however, he does so in charge of newly installed, Piemonte Calcio.
Juventus will actually not feature in FIFA 20 after the club signed an exclusive deal with rivals Pro Evolution Soccer, but Cristiano Ronaldo and Co will still be available to play.