You're a teenager, you're in a foreign country and you're off work. What would you do with your spare time?
If you're Manchester City's new Brazilian import, Gabriel Jesus, then you head to the shops with your entourage.
Trailed by his friend, who had camera in hand, Jesus evoked his inner pensioner to take a leisurely trip around Britain's second-largest shopping centre.
No doubt much to the chagrin of Pele, Selecao's next big thing opted against dining at Las Iguanas - wisely ignoring the two-for-one cocktail offer in the process - which serves the Brazil great's favourite dish: Xinxim.
Instead, surrounded by shopping bags from Lacoste, Footlocker, Holister and Victoria's Secret, Jesus and his friends tucked into some ice cream.
The 19-year-old is currently sidelined with a broken foot and is not expected back before the end of the season, curtailing a very promising start in Manchester with three goals in four games.
An eight-minute cameo against Tottenham, which saw him score a disallowed winner, was followed up by a goal and assist in a 4-0 win over West Ham before a match-winning brace against Swansea City.
However, Jesus lasted just 15 minutes of the win over Bournemouth in early February and has since been sidelined with a broken foot.
