Chelsea star Alvaro Morata uses piece of chewing gum to display his amazing skills following first Blues treble
ALVARO MORATA has taken the Premier League by storm.
And it appears the Spaniard has even more to offer new club Chelsea after showing off some silky moves… with a piece of chewing gum.
Alvaro Morata showed off his skills with a piece of chewing gumThe striker started doing keepy-ups during a game of golfInstagram @alvaromorata
Morata uploaded a video to Instagram on Sunday showing him enjoying a game of golf on his day off.
But the ex-Real Madrid star was clearly still buzzing off his incredible hat-trick against Stoke the previous day.
Looking at the camera, Morata spat out a piece of gum he was chewing before doing a number of impressive keepy-ups.
He even did an ‘around the world’ loop before then spectacularly kicking the gum straight back into his mouth.
Morata’s skills come on the back of his first treble in a Blues shirt as Chelsea secured their fifth-straight win in the Premier League.
It was the first hat-trick scored by a Blue since outgoing striker Diego Costa in 2014.
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Morata then kicked the piece of gum straight back into his mouthInstagram @alvaromorataThe ace scored a hat-trick for Chelsea against Stoke on SaturdayGetty Images
And Morata’s first strike was also the second-quickest goal in the league so far this season.
The ace pounced with just 82 seconds on the clock, although it was 30 seconds slower than Shinji Okazaki’s opener for Leicester against Brighton in mid-August.
It’s also a whopping 72 seconds slower than the all-time fastest goal, which was set by Ledley King after just ten seconds for Tottenham against Bradford in 2000.
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