The new Serbian striker from Juventus discovered the Champions League on Wednesday. He did not drag to already shake the nets.
It only took 33 seconds Dusan Vlahovicthe young Serbian prodigy from Juventus Turin, to score his first Champions League goal in his first appearance in the prestigious competition.
His cross shot was not enough for the happiness of the Turinese, held in check 1-1 during their round of 16 first leg on the lawn of Villarreal.
It’s not the fastest goal in the history of the C1 (scored by Roy Makaay after 10 seconds and 12 hundredths in 2006-2007), but the second fastest goal in history for a player taking his first steps in the competition, after that scored by Yevhen Konoplyanka with Sevilla on September 15, 2015 against Borussia Mönchengladbach (he scored the 3-0 goal 19 seconds after coming on in the 83rd).
The ranking of the top scorers of the season remains dominated by Sebastien Hallerthe Franco-Ivorian striker from Ajax Amsterdam (10 goals), who will have the opportunity to improve his statistics on Wednesday against Benfica.
2021/2022 Champions League scorer ranking:
10 buts: Haller (Ajax Amsterdam)
9 buts: Lewandowski (Bayern Munich)
8 buts: Wrong (Liverpool)
7 buts: Nkunku (RB Leipzig)
6 buttons: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United), Mahrez (Manchester City)
5 goals: Benzema (Real Madrid), Mbappé (Paris Saint-Germain), Messi (Paris Saint-Germain), Sané (Bayern Munich)
It took just 33 seconds for Dusan Vlahovic, the young Serbian prodigy from Juventus Turin, to score his first Champions League goal in his first appearance in the prestigious competition. His cross shot was not enough for the happiness of the Turinese, held in check 1-1 during their round of 16 first leg on the lawn of Villarreal. This is not the fastest goal in the history of the C1 (scored by Roy Makaay after 10 seconds and 12 hundredths in 2006-2007), but the second fastest goal in history for a player who was taking his first steps in the competition, after that scored by Yevhen Konoplyanka with Sevilla on September 15, 2015 against Borussia Mönchengladbach (he had scored the 3-0 goal 19 seconds after entering the game in the 83rd). The ranking of the top scorers of the season remains dominated by Sébastien Haller, the Franco-Ivorian striker of Ajax Amsterdam (10 goals), who will have the opportunity to improve his statistics on Wednesday against Benfica. 2021/2022 Champions League goalscoring ranking: 10 goals: Haller (Ajax Amsterdam) 9 goals: Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) 8 goals: Salah (Liverpool) 7 goals: Nkunku (RB Leipzig) 6 goals: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester) United), Mahrez (Manchester City) 5 goals: Benzema (Real Madrid), Mbappé (Paris Saint-Germain), Messi (Paris Saint-Germain), Sané (Bayern Munich)
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