Alvaro Morata revealed his new tattoo as he celebrated a goal during the victory against Arsenal on Saturday - an image of his wife, Alice Campello.
Morata scored Chelsea's second of the game to put them 2-0 up and the tattoo of his wife could be seen on his forearm as he pumped his fist in the air to celebrate.
The pair have been married for just over a year and recently had their first children together - twins named Alessandro and Leonardo.
Morata shared the image of his new tattoo and also a celebration of him sucking his thumbs in tribute to his new born sons.
He captioned the photos: 'To you, who are my support, Alice Campello. To you, because you are the most beautiful thing we have made. Let's go, Chelsea!'
Family man Morata has already changed the number on his Chelsea shirt following the birth of his sons. He now wears 29 to mark the date they were born in July, rather than the No 9 from last season.
The Spaniard already has his wife's name, 'Alice', tattooed on him and has now added her face too.
The 25-year-old was also inked back in March in a bid to end a goal-scoring drought. It worked as he found the net against Leicester, ending 13 games without a goal.
He has now opened his account for the new season with a solo effort against Arsenal as he looks to cement his position as the first choice striker under Maurizio Sarri.