Tottenham and Brazil forward Richarlison has been spotted at the Women's Finalissima in full international kit.
The 25-year-old was also seen waving a flag supporting his nation for the game, which comes between the winners of the Euros and Copa America.
Sarina Wiegman's England currently lead Brazil 1-0 after an early goal from Ella Toone, with the home side dominating possession in the first half.
It comes in the inaugural edition of the Women's competition, after Argentina beat Italy 3-0 in the men's Finalissima last June.
The scoreline will have done nothing to improve Richarlison's mood after a torrid few weeks for him and his Spurs side.
He did not appear in their 1-1 draw with Everton on Monday due to a muscle injury, and spent the proceeding week insisting he played no role in Antonio Conte's exit from the North London club.
The manager left by mutual consent two weeks ago following a extraordinary rant at his players following a 3-3 draw with Southampton, and Richarlison was accused of leading a mutiny against the manager before he left.
He has furiously denied this, and said on twitter: 'Questioning and criticising me as a player for my performance is part of football and I got it.
'However, telling lies about me, I don't accept! I've always had a lot of respect for Conte and for all my coaches.
'He helped me a lot in my (sic) coming to the Spurs and, whenever we had a problem (even if it was public) we solved it based on conversation and professionalism - and this he can confirm.
'I wasn't a mutiny leader against him, it was quite the opposite. I'm sorry I didn't deliver as much as he expected of me and I didn't do enough for him to stay.
'When he left, I sent him a message thanking him for everything and wishing him the best cause that's what he deserves!'
With Spurs now managed by Conte's former assistant Cristian Stellini, Richarlison will next have a chance to play himself back into form when they face high-flying Brighton on Saturday.