Victor Lindelof was brought by Jose Mourinho to bolster his defensive options for next season at Manchester United.
The Swedish international looks likely to be first-choice for the Portuguese manager, who forked out a hefty £30.7 million fee to secure the defender's services.
However, it is not just his defensive attributes that will benefit United in the future after the centre back claimed he is quite the threat from free-kicks.
'I'm quite good at them so if I get an opportunity to take a free-kick, I think I'll be there,' he told MUTV.
Lindelof will face stiff competition with the likes of Paul Pogba, Juan Mata and Marcus Rashford to take free-kicks next campaign.
However, judging by his emphatic strike for Benfica last season in their 1-1 draw against rivals Sporting Lisbon, Mourinho may well allow his new signing to step forward.
If the 22-year-old can prove a threat from set pieces as well as strengthen the United defence, then Lindelof is sure to become a hit with the United faithful.
Lindelof will get the chance to join up and play with his new team-mates in the summer when United go on a pre-season tour of the US.