FaceApp has taken social media by storm with Premier League footballers among those uploading images of themselves looking old before their time.
The app was developed around two years ago by Russian company Wireless Lab.
But it received a recent update with a new and improved age filter, which has resulted in the app itself going viral.
Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard is among the Premier League stars who has had a go at turning himself into an old man.
The winger uploaded a picture of himself to social media sporting grey hair alongside the old man emoji.
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Ian Wright also tried out the app when posting a picture of him and Reiss Nelson during Arsenal’s kit launch, with the 19-year-old and 55-year-old looking much older than they currently do.
The Tottenham players made full use of the app during pre-season training.
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An image of Dele Alli sporting white hair and wrinkles was posted to Instagram, alongside a picture of Lucas Moura looking equally old.
Raheem Sterling too got a glimpse of how he might look in later life.
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But it’s not just the younger players getting the Face App treatment.
Former Spurs manager Harry Redknapp, 72, was also made to look much older than he is through the app.
