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One of the best appearances in Spanish football in recent years is that of the young striker from FC Barcelona Ansu Fati, who entered the history of the Iberian country.
Luis Enrique nominated him to the Red of Europe to play the UEFA Nations League and he was part of the game in the duel against Ukraine, at the Alfredo di Stéfano stadium in Madrid.
But not only did the skilful pointer play, but he also scored a goal for the Ukrainians, because he put the Iberians’ third lunge in the 32nd minute, with a wonderful definition from the entrance of the area.
Ansu Fati’s goal enters the history books, because at 17 years and 311 days he becomes the youngest to score for Spain, surpassing the record of Juan Errazquin, who at 18 years and 344 days had entered the records in the distant 1925.
Fati is not a promise, it is already reality, and both Spain and Barcelona are excited about everything he can give to football.
Ansu Fati and his colleagues celebrating for Spain – Getty
