Alexis Sanchez is settled at Manchester United, and even has his own designated space in the Red Devils changing room.
The Chilean, who left Arsenal after four years, joined the Red Devils this January with Henrikh Mkhitaryan going in the opposite direction.
He made his debut as Manchester United dismantled Yeovil in the fourth round of the FA Cup last time out, as the Old Trafford faithful welcomed him to the club.
The 29-year-old played 70 minutes of the fixture before being replaced by Jesse Lingard, but did enough to convince the Manchester United hierarchy that he is well worth the cash they splashed to sign him.
Sanchez didn't get on the scoresheet in the game, but did set up Ander Herrera to net the Red Devils' third on what was a routine victory for the away side.
On Sunday he was captured training on camera for the very first time with his new team-mates at United's Carrington complex.
The photographs from the session show Sanchez has already settled in at the club, as he was pictured laughing, joking, and smiling with his team-mates, as well as knuckling down and working hard.
According to The Sun, Sanchez has now been designated his own locker in the United changing room, next to two specific players.
The pair on either side of the Chilean are Marcus Rashford and Lingard, and Jose Mourinho is apparently behind this decision.
It is believed that Mourinho wants Sanchez's positive attitude to work to rub off on the two youngsters, who play in a similar position to the Chilean.
Mourinho obviously holds Sanchez in high esteem, and wants the younger members of his squad to look up to the world-class forward for advice.