Sergio Ramos is well known for his ability to defend and has been key to Real Madrid's recent successes as a member of their back line.
But the Spanish defender is also surprisingly good in attacking positions, as evidenced by his habit of taking penalties for both club and country when possible.
At the start of the season, with usual free-kick taker Cristiano Ronaldo sold to Juventus, he even took over set-piece duties for Real.
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That habit has since died off, but Ramos seems keen to show he has the knack for hitting the back of the net from free-kicks.
During a training session with Spain over the international break, he lined up a pair of shots from outside of the box.
Ramos then had absolutely no difficulty putting them into the top corner of the net, even selecting a different corner each time.
The first curled straight into the left side of the goal, while the second flew into the top right corner.
If Zinedine Zidane needs any convincing of Ramos' suitability for the role after taking over as Real manager again, this may provide it