Japan goalkeeper Zion Suzuki has produced a number of superb saves at this summer's World Cup and is reportedly attracting interest from some Premier League clubs.
Minutes after Brazil had equalised against Japan and looked set to take a real foothold in the last 32 tie, Suzuki produced a moment of brilliance as he somehow tipped Vinicius Jr's effort onto the post to keep the scores level.
An incredible piece of goalkeeping on the biggest stage in world football against the five-time winners is one way of thrusting your name into the limelight.
Read on as we tell you everything you need to know about the Parma shot stopper.
Zion Suzuki was born in the United States on 21st August 2002, but has represented the Japan national team at youth and senior level.
Standing at 6ft 3ins, Suzuki is of lean build.
Suzuki very much prefers to distribute the ball with his right foot.
Urawa Red Diamonds (2021-2024)
Sint-Truiden (2023-2024) - loan
Parma (2024-)
Japan (2022-) - 27 caps
Suzuki has reportedly attracted Premier League interest from Leeds United and Aston Villa this summer, while it is believed Manchester United have also previously enquired about bringing the Japanese international to Old Trafford.