Tom Brady is in the house for Inter Miami's MLS clash with FC Cincinnati on Saturday night after joining David Beckham in the stands at Chase Stadium.
Brady, the most decorated NFL quarterback of all time, was all smiles as he chatted with Beckham before kickoff in Fort Lauderdale, where he was seemingly invited as a special guest of the Miami co-founder.
The pair weren't the only sporting icons in the crowd, however, as Miami superstar Lionel Messi is also watching on while still recovering from the horror ankle injury he sustained in last month's Copa America final.
Messi, Brady and Beckham all witnessed Luis Suarez firing Miami into a two-goal lead after just six minutes on the night as they look to maintain their firm grip on top spot in the Eastern Conference.
Tom Brady is in the house for Inter Miami's MLS clash with FC Cincinnati on Saturday night
Yet just three minutes before halftime, the hosts were dealt a huge setback when Tomas Aviles was brandished a red card, meaning they still have work to do after the interval.
Brady owns a $17million mansion in Miami, meaning a 30-mile trip north to Fort Lauderdale was not too taxing for the six-time Super Bowl winner.
He has also been close friends with Beckham, one of the most iconic soccer players in history, for quite some time after the former Manchester United and Real Madrid star moved to California to play for the LA Galaxy in 2007.
After Brady's recent Netflix roast, where he was subjected to brutal jokes about his personal life, Beckham reached out to make sure his good pal was ok.
'I know Tom quite well, and I must admit, I did fire him a message just to check he was OK,' he explained during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel earlier this year.