Justin Bieber was spotted playing soccer with a group of his friends in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon.

The 27-year-old hitmaker was initially spotted shirtless while changing into his jersey before taking to the field and diving right into the friendly match.

The Yummy songwriter was later seen sitting in the shade while taking a break from the day’s activities and taking a stroll while barefoot.

Balling out: Justin Bieber was pictured playing soccer with a group of his friends in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon

Bieber wore a black soccer jersey bearing an insignia for Churchome Football Club during his time in the sun.

He paired his top with a pair of matching Nike shorts that fell to the middle of his thighs.

The Grammy Award-winning songwriter kept his lower legs safe with a set of high socks worn on top of shinguards.

Bieber added a bit of contrast to his predominantly single-toned outfit with a pair of multicolored Nike cleats.

Keeping it consistent: The Yummy singer sported a nearly all-black outfit while spending time with his friends

Taking precaution: The songwriter wore a set of shinguards underneath a set of Nike socks. He deviated from his black-and-white ensemble with a set of multicolored cleats

Bieber’s outing comes just a few months before his planned weekend in Las Vegas.

The hitmaker is currently scheduled to host a 3-day event in Sin City in October, during which he and several other artists are set to perform several sets.

The event will also feature attractions such as a skate park takeover and late-night sets from various performers.

Big plans: Bieber’s outing comes just a few months before he is set to headline a weekend-long event in Las Vegas

Not going alone: The singer will be accompanied by numerous other musical artists during the event. Other attractions, such as skate park takeovers and late-night sets, will also occur

The venue for the singer’s planned weekend, as well as other artists, is scheduled to be announced in the near future.

Following the series of events, Bieber is currently set to embark on a large-scale concert engagement, currently known as the Justice World Tour.

The run of shows was initially set to begin in May of 2020 and was intended to support his fifth studio album, Changes.

Future developments: A venue for Bieber’s event, as well as a list of other performers, will be announced in the near future

Staying busy: The Grammy-winning artist is currently set to embark on the Justice World Tour, which will begin next year

The singer began giving hints that he would be returning to live performances the previous year.

Performers Jaden Smith and Kehlani were initially set to serve as supporting acts on the tour, although they were later dropped from the lineup.

A new supporting act for the forthcoming run of shows has not been announced as of yet.

Letting people know: The singer began dropping hints that he was planning on playing a new run of shows in 2019

Former collaborators: Jaden Smith and Kehlani were originally supposed to appear on the tour. The two later dropped out of the tour and a new supporting act will be announced in the future

In March of last year, several of Bieber’s shows were unexpectedly downsized to smaller venues.

The hitmaker’s decision to move out of arenas was reportedly spurred by slower-than-expected ticket sales.

The following month, the tour as a whole was postponed due to the onset of the global pandemic.

Changes: Several of Bieber’s shows were eventually downsized to smaller venues last March

Taking a break: The following month, the tour as a whole was indefinitely postponed due to the onset of the global pandemic

Bieber went on to reveal a new set of dates last June, although those were later rescheduled as well.

This past April, the singer announced that the tour would be pushed back by a full year.

A new set of tour dates was officially made public this past May, with the run of shows scheduled to kick off in San Diego next February.

New shows: A new tour list was made public this past May, and the Justice World Tour is set to begin in San Diego next February