The Fake "Evolution" of Strikers in Football

[@maxwellslivr2969]

Bruv cmon, lewandowskis numbers have obviously dropped bcz of his age, not the systems.. man’s like 35 or 36 now

[@Ww5789]

So true and the fact he is still in europe and scored 29 goals at 35,even suarez moved to gremio at 35

[@JibRules]

Nah I agree, I could have gave a better example. I still stand by my overall opinion 👍 also watch till the end of the video

[@ans7033]

At age 35 or 36 Ronaldo at Juve was competing for Golden Boot. Admit it, modern football is dumb

[@billycooper21]

plus he’s playing for a struggling barca side

[@b__c7538]

@@ans7033That’s a dumb comparison

[@YOYOO740]

Nobody mentioning Eto is absolutely criminal he's a select few to score in three UCL finals the only person ever to win back-to-back treble and was so good a combination of brutal pace unmatched dribbling, finishing, and the undying work rate where he would track back on the right so Messi can be more free up top 49 G&A in 53 matches in his prime and he never gets mention imo barca 2nd best striker oat

[@AndrewTheStuat]

*scored two ucl final goals but he is the greatest African player of all time

[@Fuegobirthedyou]

@@AndrewTheStuatone of **

[@a.demifemiflapo5795]

Lol he won 3 UCL titles. He scored in 2 😂

[@a.demifemiflapo5795]

​@@AndrewTheStuatBetter than Drogba?? 😮😵

[@AndrewTheStuat]

@@a.demifemiflapo5795 prime drogba> prime eto'o but eto'o had a better head start hence the trophies

[@unknowntl44]

I think some people really tend to forget Aguero within the 10' era. That guy had everything as well. Strong, technical, clinical. He was scary, and pretty much dominated a huge part of the Premier league during his stint at City.

[@caralho5237]

Suarez was better

[@ans7033]

Lmao! That rat couldnt even score a freekick to save his ghey friend Pessi

[@VijaySrikrishnan]

@@caralho5237 didnt ask+he is talking about Aguero

[@miniredin527]

Too bad Argentina won World Cup and Man City won UCL after he retired

[@ocerco93]

And yall forgeting benzema who's the best striker of 2010s era..

[@udaywalia5374]

Honestly Mbappé when he plays strike he can definitely finish the game. Isak is also great and has good strength. I feel people have also forgotten Giroud, we all know him at his best.

[@totov7673]

His overrated Mbappe look at the euro he did zero goals😂. If anything Vinicius Junior is the next new generation actual striker.

[@chonkyboi._.]

@@totov7673 goals aren't everything kiddo, grow tf up, no ball knowledge ahh goofy ahh mf

[@CRISTIAN_210]

​@@totov7673Nigga casually ignored World Cup, UCL and League 1.🤡 mbappe scored Hatrick in WC final. Ronaldo can't do that 😂.

[@assouapiraterie9635]

​@@totov7673with 25 goal a season??Messi and Ronny miss me

[@totov7673]

@@assouapiraterie9635 with france this year he did only 11 but zero during actual qualifying games

[@GresSimJa]

What makes modern strikers scary is just how much pressure they put on the opposition by merely existing near them. Take City as an example: Haaland needs to be marked and watched constantly by the defence. Haaland himself might not score much in such a scenario, but the fear of him bagging a hat-trick lets players like Foden and KdB get shots in. Then there are strikers like Jesus and Darwizzy who also provide work rate and assists, where other strikers might have just poached.

[@reginaldtarirosabeta221]

David villa was at his absolute best at valencia ,people forget about diego milito ,Huntelaar and forlan plus people may make higuain to be a meme for his world cup miss but he was a beast especially at Napoli

[@ans7033]

I dont get it, Higuain scored the vast majority of WC Knock out goals in 2014, but got shamed for a miss, even though a certain midget also missed a goal in that final, dickriding is insane

[@jaymkz3225]

Yep Higuain 2015/16 was a monster that season

[@walterfritzzz]

Nobody in the internet even mentioned the man,the myth the legend itself pippo Inzaghi,bro these fifa kids just said villa underrated,etoo underrated,giroud underrated bla bla bla,meanwhile there's an unique striker like inzaghi who short,didn't have an physical atribute,cant run,cant pass but somehow always find a way to score a goal,in 2007 milan campaign people nowadays always talk abt kaka or maldini but they forget the man who scored the winning goals,inzaghi.

[@walterfritzzz]

Oh yeah his pairing duo is underrated too(shevchenko)

[@mariadanielalavia8877]

dzeko was a whole beast, one of my favorite players of all time. the precision in his finishing and long range shots were unbelievable

[@hiteshgandhi21]

Bro saying we forgot Lewandowski. Meanwhile he forgot Aubameyang

[@JibRules]

Aubame-WHO

[@hiteshgandhi21]

@@JibRules I mean I am a gooner too. I don’t like the way it ended but man scored decent goals for us. Although he missed a lot too.

[@Nayfus9]

​@@JibRules ABAMAWHAT

[@katembo7]

AUBAME BLOODCLOT YANG

[@szybkizenek6292]

Not even close between thesase two

[@sim8603]

Man United in the 2000s had so many true strikers it was ridiculous. Van Nistelrooy, Saha, Rooney, Tevez, Berbatov, Michael Owen, even Alan Smith. All of them elite finishers with a nose for goal

[@aidan2453]

Owen at man u was not elite at that point man wasn't even an England international in them days

[@tariqomer4678]

Alexander Isak. Man is strong, good dribbler, decent passing, and has monstrous shooting and can finish very well. I very much like him he kinda reminds me of RVB although I don't think they are that similar but he just gives me vibes of the flying Dutchman.

[@A5STR0]

Fernando torres, he was fast and agile, good at dribbling he play the ball if he really needed to, exceptional at beating the keeper and had physicality, imo he was an all round striker

[@brandonjablasone7544]

Trash

[@JibRules]

like this comment if nketiah will surpass R9's legacy

[@shedloaf]

already has

[@Zidaned1tz]

Who liked this comment?

[@AQ-101]

How does this even have likes 💀

[@dolabomiadewole4818]

Lol ikr

[@pantelos.r6953]

Shouldnt even question it

[@MontrealVII]

In my opinion Miroslav Klose is still counted as 2010's top strikers. He might be not the top in terms of number of goals scored, but damn he delivers clutch when the team needed the most. His playing style is really a benchmark that you need to have to become a top class poacher such as timing/positioning, predatory finishing, storng aerial duels, and abilities to make a quick decision in tight situation.

[@kothicamedarth2680]

Yes but he will as good wrt headers but indeed he is legend as he consistently performed at World Cups

[@JesusChrist-rc6ox]

2:17 u really tried sneaking nketiheh in there 😂😂😂

[@JibRules]

My goat

[@walterfritzzz]

Why tf haaland got so much disrespect😂,u even said in the video that the only world class player on that list is harry kane,haaland literally the embodiment of a striker itself,he can run and strong,maybe didnt have too much flair(bcs he's an striker) but if haaland play in the 90s or 2000s he would have atleast 2 ballon dor and praised as an mythical football 90s legends like batistuta,van basten or R9

[@PeterEhik]

No he wouldn’t, how many poachers won the ballondor in the 90s and 2000s

[@brandonjablasone7544]

@@PeterEhikyes he will

[@ALARGADORDECU]

In the 90's Haaland would be a plumber not a football player.

[@walterfritzzz]

@@PeterEhik shevchenko,paolo rossi,van basten

[@banan9377]

The video didn't really convince me that strikers are worse but rather that defenders are getting better.

[@thepep8631]

Darwizy scored a hatrick. WORLD CLASS 😂🔥

[@smilepie5735]

Nunez had 19 goal contributions in 36 matches, while 35 yr Lewandowski had 27 in 35 matches.

[@niggilywiggily]

i’d say it’s because most teams that aren’t the top elite ones just sit deep and park the bus so it just makes it hard for them to find space and score like i’ve noticed it so much recently literally in all the old clips it’s small teams all forward and spread out against prime barca but nowadays you’ll never see that it’ll just be 8 defenders in the box and just kicking it out when getting possession back that’s why we also don’t see as many crazy long shots like back then cuz the space just isn’t there anymore

[@EnriqueBartulac]

I still feel Lautaro Martínez has the potential to be a striker of that caliber. Despite their disciplined well drilled tactics, Inter manage to play an entertaining style of football where individuality shines through. Part of that is because of Martínez, he reminds me of Agüero in a way.

[@kylerodd2342]

I’m a Milan fan and hate how good Lautaro is. Hes really brilliant. I notice especially being a Milan fan. He’s punished us quite a few times.

[@meentage]

I'd Never forget Diego Forlan in 2010 world cup (i didn't watch the world cup)

[@hamzatales4645]

even aguero was a legend, carried man city for a long time and that AGUEROOOOOOOOOOOOO goal is something ill never forget

[@cadian122]

So its mostly right that strikers are not as good (similar with CBs and CAMs) as they were in the 00s and 2010s ... I mean yeah Suarez, Cavanni, Augero, Falcao, Lewi, Benz, Zlatan, Villa, Torres, Raul, RVN, Drogba, Eto, Henry, Tevez, Higuain, Klose, Podolski, Gomez, RVP.... Its outregous how many GREAT strikers were active in the late 00s to late 2010s... And there is no argument that the quality at the striker postion was deeper and of a higher caliber... However I will say this Back in the 00s and into the mid 2010s most teams played through the middle with strong CAMs or CMs who found the strikers on leasing passes and runs... Also many wingers at the time prefered to cross rather than cut into the box and score on their own.... So strikers of the 00s and 2010s were given far more chances to finish off vs the late 2010s and now 2020s where the CAM #10 role is very rare and the premier scoring positions has shifted to wingers cutting in and shooting (Vini, Rodrigyo, Sane, Coman, Gnabry, Salah, Mane, Greizmann, Mabappe, Saka, Martanell, Sterling ect...) So strikers are getting less service from the wings with so many wingers cutting in and shooting themselves ... And they are getting less quality through balls from gifted CAMs of the past like (Silva, Ineista, Mata, Santi Cazorla, Wes Snijeder, Marco Reus, Pjanic, Kaka, Lampard, Gerrard, Van Der Vart, Rakatic, and Pastore)...

[@CHPH-bDL]

The most clutch striker that I know of was Mandzukic. He scored in both Champions League semi-finals and finals(actually both finals he played) and he also scored in both World Cup semi-finals and finals. 😂 No mad goal contribution numbers or low minutes per goal contribution or golden boots and he had to play so much defense and pressing that people easily forget he was actually a CF, but you can count on your fingers number of players who scored in both CL and WC finals for example. 😅

[@Jay3407]

Bro despises nketiah 💀

[@anthonyc-i8869]

Jermaine Defoe! I was never the tallest kid on the team but playing as striker and seeing someone of the same size tear it up was amazing

[@marlibeshaj1069]

great video as always and thanks for mentioning my comment in the video (although the pronunciation of my name was absolutely shocking lol). also i do agree with the comment that said its about the tactics that teams use which favor passing the ball more than dribbling ( *cough* pep guardiola *cough* ) but also my take would be that modern strikers just straight up dont have the same level of skill and clinicality as ones from the 2010s and earlier

[@famlomshalom7348]

It's basically the same thing with basketball the talent has gotten so well refined that everyone has to bring more to the table then goals so strikers can't be strikers anymore

[@tayhonorable7421]

Yeah gotta be Suarez. He won a golden boot in the same league as Messi and Ronaldo, scored in the UCL final (though his record post 2015 was…) and single handed decided a lot of games, including Clasico and other tight matches, such as against Atleti, Bayern and other fantastic teams. He had every kind of finish and could embass defenders at will. Went to Atleti, WON. Went to Gremio, WON. Came to Miami, on fire already. An incredible player.

[@ntsikamaswana7198]

Sergio Aguero,bro was complete,he could carry his team to back to back premier league titles

[@winniolanimus4995]

Glad someone mentioned falcao. I personally think many people are sleeping on Diego Forlan

[@meentage]

Olivier watkin 😅😅😅 bro had to make him look exotic

[@csakegybolond264]

I believe there could be another factors. Lewas numbers could have dropped because he is not in his prime anymore and he is playing for Barcelona. There is one more thing. With xG measures you can see that a striker has a lower probability of scoring when there are defenders around him. Nowadays wingers and even some strikers track back to help the defense stay organized and make tackles and interceptions easier for teammates. The teams are short for pressing in tight areas without much space for the attacking team. A remember in the earlier eras there were small and mid table teams even in the PL that left a lot of space for counters even the defenders didn't track the attackers when they got behind because of a quick attacker. They haven't really tried to recover certain spaces. Nowadays even midfielders like Valverde get a red card to stop a goal. Today there are high expected assist and expected goal areas so it's easier for a defending team to know how they can defend against dangerous attacks. That's true nowadays strikers are not great but I think the arrival of Endrick and other young talents can change it. So I believe the game changed and strikers are less efficient because of their duties as you said but even the small teams are a lot more efficient in terms of defending so it makes their job even harder. However, I believe Lewa wasn't the best example due to his age and new team. To be honest nowadays there are only a few exceptional attackers, but I believe it's because the likes of R9 and Henry were too good between 1995-2010. Even guys like Rooney, Van Persie or Batistuta were phenomenal. It was crazy how many great strikers played until 2010. I believe it was a very lucky time frame in terms of attacking talent. Nowadays it's hard to find strikers like Owen or Shevchenko and if you find some gems they are underrated like Vardy or Diego Costa.

[@johnsmall21]

It's more goalkeepers and defenders are getting better

[@JibRules]

Sorry for the lacklustre Tea with Jib segment in this video, parts of my setup are broken but the GRIND continues right

[@Nayfus9]

8:43 the Brazilian goat himself

[@DeezN1892]

Callum Wilson genuinely fits the description of a guy you can expect to get a goal no matter if you're winning losing or drawing. Guy has a 1 goal in every 2 games for Newcastle

[@AvrilAlvarez]

Basketball had this same conversation with centers a few years ago. During the early 2010s when spacing the floor and 3 point shooting became more prevalent, people we're saying modern centers are worse and the position is dead. However, by the 2020s the narrative changed and guys like Nikola Jokic, Joel Embbid, and eventually Victor Wembanyama showed us how great the new generation of versatile 7 foot centers can be. They just needed a few years for players to adapt to the new expectations. The position is back but it's different. Right now, we're in the transitinorary adapting phase of new gen strikers. But soon, strikers will dominate again being the best goal scorers as well as being able to counter press and pass better. In all sports, versatility and athleticism is being emphasized more than specialization wether people like it or not

[@kylerodd2342]

Rafa Leao isn’t a striker but he is a player that reminds me of players from the last decade or two. And he was lucky at Milan being given such a free role to play as he’d like. He and Theo Hernandez are such a beastly combo when they’re both firing on all cylinders. I love watching him dribble opponents and try audacious shots from crazy angles and the like. He also always smiles when he goes to dribble an opponent. You can tell he loves it. Pioli, the coach, left at the end of this season. I hope the new coach doesn’t hamper his individual performance. We’ll see

[@sawyerwilson2210]

victor osimhem is a physical beast, good in the air, and an excellent shooter just like striker of the 2010s

[@ImRon2k]

Another great video Jib keep it up🔥

[@way2explosive380]

Hi Jib. Could you make a Video about Players that waisted their Talent with the likes of James, Dele Alli, Adriano. Love your Videos keep up the good work,

[@ADude490]

I think Giroud is really underrated

[@boi3422]

U just didn’t watch him enough he was terrible for years

[@walterfritzzz]

Underrated for france not for the clubs

[@PanzerTank758]

You never watched him and only watch tiktok kid. Your opinion doesn't matter.

[@ADude490]

Bro I support AC Milan and for the past 3 years he has been the best player there at the age of 39

[@ADude490]

@@PanzerTank758 .

[@ferz68]

i think crystal palaces Mateta is slept on, hes just a presence on the pitch super clinical and can do wonders gives me 2010 stiker vibes wouldnt mind him at the arsenal

[@ezekielmashimbye5596]

This guy needs more likes, this is a good analysis

[@JibRules]

Thank you

[@RVQTXR]

Thanks for including me jib! Great vid btw

[@JibRules]

Thanks for your contribution ❤️

[@badsolja1]

The amount of talent is just less not necessarily striker got worst Also football played more offensively around that time 2010- That’s allow striker to score more The defense got worst too Striker won’t just magically get worse You will never know what gonna come in the next years in terms of talent That previous era of late 90’s to early 2000’s most of them are inspired by mardona Mardona influenced that entire generation to be the best generation in football history in terms of over all talent

[@lbjdagoat7386]

Messi ruined lewandowskis legacy by robbing the balon dor from him in 2021 that’s why lewandowski isn’t respected because he has no balondor even though he should have 1

[@FreeKickMaestro]

Mess deserved it, just stop lying to yourself bruh

[@aoyiiiii]

I think one of the reasons might be the evolution of defensive tactics. The defense are more organized and spaces are less to be exploited.

[@daveroymutisya6497]

😅wow I can’t believe I got a shout.Thank you.

[@Diogo_P_Reis]

Gyökeres is THAT type of striker, he even used to be a winger and has the craziest stamina

[@Wellshem]

To be fair, outside of system and all. There are also much better defenders. Haaland is nowhere as complete as the top striker from the past but if he played in 2010's era, which defenders could have manmarked him without conceding cards and freekick ? Elite defenders now are those 190cm 90kg fridge who can run at 36km/h, jump higher than anyone, have actually feets and brains too. We are no longer in the era of defenders being mere killing machine or immobile big fridge. They still exist, but usually in lower team, not at the top of the top.

[@brandonjablasone7544]

What are you talking about Halland won everthing

[@Yè8960-6]

You know it finna be a good day when jib uploads 💯

[@arsenalfan23885]

really got beef with my man eddie 💀

[@Keitheguy]

Where is Phil Foden vid at, I hope it is busy cooking somewhere waiting to be dished up.(pls)

[@weirdo4653]

foden is overrated

[@renanfilipe7459]

Zapelli remembers old number 10s/enganches, hope he gets better and better

[@emptyptr9401]

What I am hearing though, is not that they are getting worse, but that the skillsets and priorities for a great striker simply shifted.

[@ballerboi4980]

Lewandowski is also almost 40. Haaland scored 54 goals last year and broke the premier league goal scoring record. So it’s not homogenous

[@andreasl_fr2666]

I immediately thought of Gekas in the 2000s bundensliga , no guys like that anymore, especially for the non top tier teams.

[@citazionibellissime4588]

even though it's mid 2010's the fact no one mentions Higuain is scary, he was a legend, paired with Dybala they reached ucl final as favorites (for bookmakers, it ended poorly thought tbh) and scored one of the best duo goals of all time (against udinese, search it up)

[@thegenius5605]

giroud was immense back then. he might not have been the quickest but he always finds that space for a shot or for a header. He is France's top scorer of all time as well

[@julianeder4699]

One thing that i also think contributes to the drop in quality and most of all the versatility of modern day strikers is the competition... or the lack thereof. If you take a peek at the best front half players who started their careers some time between the 80s and mid 00s you can see a trend of almost all of them being put up against some world class oppositons relatively early on in their careers. Maradona had to fear for his life at barca and even more so in italy where the competition had the likes of baresi, maldini, scirea and bergomi..., Ibrahimovic had to go up against the likes of maldini nesta stam gattuso in his early 20s, Ronaldo had talents like cole and puyol marking his every move ... these relatively hard circumstances made players adapt early on and trying for unconventional solutions to find success (longshots, shots from difficult angles, crazy dribbles and acrobatic shots on goal) while also improving their passing game as holding the ball for too long was a risky practice. This form of competition is to a degree missing due to the fact that clubs simply couldnt afford to buy the required players anymore since the prices have gone up too high. But part of the fault also has to be put on many players who refuse to leave their comfort zones for a real challenge instead building their legacy in leagues with little to no competition due to the salary while passion is put on the backseat. A prime example for that would be the french kid who spent his most important years in a league where the best opposing defenders either just got their umbilical cord cut or folks that need help to get across the crosswalk. All while having a large portion of his goals prepared up to the last touch by some actual legends of the game

[@ChrisRuiz-j8p]

Evander of PTFC is turning heads in the MLS - (Midfielder but still an intriguing player)

[@CucumberandCheese]

Love the vids

[@DOOM_FM1]

Luca Toni was class

[@zulqarnaynshareef9613]

Underrated guy for sure

[@Liverpoolfan-69420]

did bro just say ollivier watkini

[@oner.1R]

I’m just gonna mention some of my favorites strikers that people tend to forget: Agüero, aubameyang, giroud, higuain, manzukic.

[@craighutchinson77]

No way everyone forgot about the Bulgarian hitman himself, Dimitar Berbatov

[@sergioeduardol.carneiro8198]

such a shame Felipão, the brazilian national team coach between 2012-2014, pass out Diego costa to spain, he would have added so much for the seleção in this time, especially in the 2014 WC where Felipão took a way less prolific striker for such a important event.

[@tervenjames8305]

Its not strikers its defenses getting better

[@thefootballfuturist3063]

Great video, I have subscribed

[@JibRules]

Awesome, thank you!

[@weirdo4653]

i really like Scamacca from Atalanta, Isak is very good too

[@willdoherty20]

I swear, no one ever mentions santi cazorla, he was outrageous

[@ayanbarua2400]

Ronaldo, George Weah, Henry all have done this. They dropped deep, helped the teammates and then suddenly speed burst.

[@ajiqo]

Seems like this vid is filled with nostalgia

[@Karan_ftbl]

Yo Jib, Can you make a video on why players are not the same as before like eg. Messi: Magic Ronaldo: Mentality Neymar: Flair currently almost every attacking player is based on speed

[@AncientCaveman09]

Bobby Firmino was class in the 2010s as well

[@ALARGADORDECU]

"2010 was a Golden era for strikers" 😂😂😂😂 kids this days...

[@Roady2000]

Eddie Nketiah catching maad strays being used in the thumbnail

[@JibRules]

My favourite player

[@kennyboi8690]

alexander isak looks like he’s going to be mental

[@federicokueffner7231]

the fact that the world of football doesn't have a clue of who "el oso" pratto is, makes me feel very upset. Absolute class, one of the best number 9 in the 2010's here in the americas.

[@winniolanimus4995]

Kai Havertz is slowly embracing his striker instincts... Once the 4-4-2 fully returns, he could be worldclass. Strikers will make a Comeback just like how the number 10 is currently making a Comeback.

[@Eric-pf8ri]

We went from r9 to Nicolas jackson and Eddie nketiah 😭🙏

[@weirdo4653]

you're crazy if u think r9 was the 'average' striker at the time lol

[@ice_lick5518]

falcao mentioned yuuurrrr

[@bear_eater254]

Yet you get clueless people saying the game has gotten better😂. Wake up, football in general is at an All Time low just look at Brazil and Italy, two former Power Houses reduced to a bang average team.

[@GMBlunderfish1]

Haaland is like Ibrahimovic and CR7. Haaland vs Wolves scored a CR7/Sesko header and attempted an outrageous scissors kick. Haaland vs Soton scored a bicycle kick. Haaland has been scoring bicycle kicks wherever he goes, scoring a bicycle kick in the BUNDESLIGA with Dortmund, and an acrobatic Kung fu goal against BVB with his studs.

[@sujaykiran5656]

Fernando Torres has it all

[@mahadevmnair3797]

aguero tho, crazy nobody mentioned him.

[@kothicamedarth2680]

In 2010 you forgot Radamel Falcao. Falcao is too underrated & he was main reason for the rise of Atletico Madrid to level up against FC Barcelona & Real Madrid.

[@xungutuku7850]

Bas Dost was something else at Sporting Portugal

[@ahmaddeeni]

Today we have strikers, in the past we had finishers

[@m-vendor]

I think all new strikers are all Dirk Kuyts 😂😂😂

[@chrisp5115]

lautaro martinez being in the list had me laughing ngl

[@wxtherplays3184]

Surprised I didn't hear Aguero or even Aubameyang in the comments.

[@atif45602]

Theres still strikers like haaland who are just made for scoring goals, but we many see a talented , skillful striker as r9 in the history, he had the shot power, he had the game awareness , he had the dribble and he had the pace.He was most gifted striker in 21st century, unfortunately, he was too much injury prone. He got injured very often.

[@madcrewgames8406]

i think Hulk is one of the most underrated strikers of all time, i think that if he didn't chase the money and instead stayed in the top 5 leagues then more people would agree with me, because he was (and still is) an absolute beast!

[@JibRules]

Hulk was defo underrated

[@pipbeg12]

I think theyre being asked to do too much. Look at Haaland. In his first season he just was there to score and did his job, his second season being asked to play with the team more and do buildup made his output deter

[@aidan2453]

Tbf I think the injury mid season was the biggest factor, he still finished as top scorer despite missing like 7-10 games and having to rebuild momentum mid season.

[@terrootti]

Deeply disappointed that no one mention Eto'o. Man had the clutch gene. Scored in every ECL final he played in and one.

[@benvyt2005]

football is way older and more popular than futsal, and yet it seems futsal is the bigger brother, and only now football is slowly starting to become more like futsal

[@JoppeTrekels]

Romelu lukaku is still performing very good at both As Roma and the Belgian National team