A new "John McGinn certified" mural has appeared on the shutters of a shop in Glasgow.
The shop, Victory Road Collectables in the Southside, is just a stone's throw from Hampden Stadium.
The Mount Florida shop now features a design that depicts the cartoon characters Ash Ketchum and Pikachu in Tef's signature style.
Prolific mural artist Tef was busy painting the shop's metal shutters with a Pokémon-themed design when Scottish World Cup qualifying heroes John McGinn and John Souttar stopped to take a video with him.
The pair were all smiles as they appeared to have grabbed some coffee before the team's warm-up match against Japan, which ended in a 0-1 defeat.
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Tef posted the video on his social media with the caption: "Pokemon Glasgow Edition (feat. John McGinn)."
Victory Road is Glasgow's "only Pokémon-focused bricks and mortar trading card game shop."
The artist has work across the city, and we reported on his mural of comedian Limmy in Yoker, as well as a city centre artwork of Winston from Still Game.
Scotland national team player McGinn, who also captains Premier League side Aston Villa, featured in the side's historic World Cup qualification decider last year.
After the match, the Glasgow Times spotted some members of Steve Clarke's squad in Kitty O'Shea's on Waterloo Street and had to double-take.
We reported at the time that John McGinn and Lawrence Shankland were among the players who enjoyed a drink after the nation qualified for their first World Cup in over 27 years.
The Tartan Army will be hoping for a better result than the Japan game as they take on the Ivory Coast in a friendly warm-up in Liverpool tonight.
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