PSG-Aston Villa: 17-Year-Old Brian Madjo's Stellar First Half Performance
For his first official match in an Aston Villa shirt, 17-year-old Brian Madjo played a pivotal role in keeping the English club in contention for the Super Cup, scoring an equalizer against PSG. He delivered a commanding first-half performance, stepping up in the absence of key players for the Birmingham side.
Madjo seized his opportunity. In a reshuffled Aston Villa lineup, with players like Emiliano Martinez and striker Ollie Watkins rested after the World Cup, 17-year-old Brian Madjo was given a starting role up front for the Villans against PSG in the Super Cup. He made the most of his chance to impress Unai Emery.
The former FC Metz player proved to be a nightmare for the Parisian defense in the first half, physically holding his own against strong opponents like Pacho. He touched the ball 19 times, took six shots, and even hit the post. His standout moment was a goal just before halftime, following a perfect cross from John McGinn. This marked his first official goal for Aston Villa, a club he joined in January.
Youngest Goalscorer in Super Cup History
By scoring against PSG on Wednesday evening, the young Englishman etched his name into the history of the competition, which was established in 1973. At 17 years and 212 days old, the Aston Villa forward became the youngest goalscorer in UEFA Super Cup history, significantly breaking the previous record held by Patrick Kluivert, who was 19 years and 7 months old in 1996.
Since arriving in Birmingham, Brian Madjo had only featured in friendly matches. His start against PSG on Wednesday marked his official debut for the British player. There's no doubt that Unai Emery took notice of his young player's impressive performance and may consider giving him another chance in future matches.
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