Kenan Yildiz has set a new record, this was reported by football insider Fabrizio Romanoon X. He is now the youngest Juventus player to score in the Champions League.
Yıldız also scored in his first Serie A start and his first Coppa Italia start.
Fans then started sharing their opinions to Yıldız’s achievements on X:
“Unbelievable player,” One fan said, showing excitement about his potential.
“Generational talent 🙌🐐❤️” another fan said.
“Champions League is boring without Chelsea” one fan opined.
“Better than lamine Yamal” a fan said.
Here are some more reactions from fans on X:
“Can you believe it, Kenan Yıldız is on fire! 🔥 This kid is setting records left and right. Future Ballon d’Or contender? 🏆 What do you think?” a fan wrote.
“History are there to be broken by those who are determined and focused to do so congratulations kenan 💯💯🎯 history made today” a fan said.
“With his impressive skills and record-breaking achievements, it’s no wonder Yıldız is being scouted by top clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool. His future in football looks bright!” another fan wrote.
“There’s something fascinating about this kid’s chemistry, but he hasn’t quite found his stride with the national team yet. I have a feeling he’ll do something major there as well.” A fan shared.
Kenan Yildiz’s early success highlights his talent and future in football.
Kenan Yildiz made history as he scored in a 3-1 win for Juventus
Juventus’ 19-year-old Kenan Yildiz made history by scoring in their 3-1 Champions League win against PSV Eindhoven. His goal came in the 21st minute with a curling shot from inside the box. At 19 years and 136 days, Yildiz became Juventus’ youngest-ever Champions League scorer, breaking Alessandro Del Piero’s record from 1995.
Weston McKennie added another goal for Juventus six minutes later. After halftime, Nicolás González made it 3-0. PSV’s Ismael Saibari scored a late goal, but Juventus secured the win.
Juventus returned to the Champions League after missing last season due to points penalties and UEFA sanctions. Yildiz’s goal was the highlight of their comeback match.
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