Ryu Najjoha wrote his name as prominent letters in Liverpool’s records after he led his team to beat Newcastle with a fatal goal in the second round of the English Premier League, to become the youngest scorer in the club’s history.
Historical goal in the deadly time
As the match approached its end in a draw, its stars appeared in the 100th minute to put his first mark with a powerful shot that shook goalkeeper Nick Bob, giving the Reds a valuable victory outside the home, confirming his talent that emerged during the preparation period.
How is the smallest scorer for Liverpool?
With his goal in St. James Park, Rio exceeded the record recorded in the name of Ben Woodburn nine years ago, after the latter scored a goal in the Leeds United net in the English Professional League Cup 2016-2017 season, at the age of 17 and 45 days. As for her stars, he recorded the age of 16 years and 361 days, to break the number and write an exceptional beginning in his career.
Numbers reveal his unprecedented achievement
The achievement did not stop when it was the smallest in the history of Liverpool in various championships, but also became smaller than the team in the English Premier League, beating names the size of Michael Owen, who scored his first goals at the age of 17 and 143 days, as well as Rahim Sterling and Stephen Battic. These numbers highlight the size of the promising player.
Who are the youngest scorers in the history of Liverpool?
A smaller list of the Reds record through its history witnessed the emergence of several names, as Rio stars comes in the forefront, followed by Woodberne, then Kayed Gordon, Michael Owen and Jordan Rosster. In the English Premier League, its stars are also topped with Owen, Sterling, Betic, Ruby Fowler, and Jimmy Karager. These numbers reflect that the team has always relied on young talents in the manufacture of glory.
What awaits Rio Stars.
The eyes are now heading to the future of this English -English youth, who kidnapped the spotlight from his first official participation in the league. Will her stars be the star of the next generation of Liverpool, and return to mind the launch of Michael Owen with the red team?
