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Nigerian youngster breaks Bayern Munich’s Bundesliga record

Nigerian youngster breaks Bayern Munich’s Bundesliga record

Law Blessing by Law Blessing
September 19, 2020
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Anglo-Nigerian midfielder Jamal Musiala have created another record for himself after becoming the youngest player to score for Bayern Munich at 17 years 205 days.

It took just 9 minutes for Musiala to score Bayern’s last goal in their 8-0 demolition of Schalke 04, after replacing Gnabry in the 72nd minute.

Lewandowski assisted Musiala to score his first Bundesliga goal.
Lewandowski assisted Musiala to score his first Bundesliga goal.

Few months ago, the 6ft 2inches attacking midfielder became the youngest player to feature in the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich, after he made his first appearance against SC Freiburg.

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He was just 17 years and 115 days old on his debut appearance for the European Champions.

17 years and 115 days 👶

Jamal #Musiala is our youngest ever #Bundesliga debutant 👏

@FCBjuniorteam #FCBSCF pic.twitter.com/MSQn2JlItU

— FC Bayern Munich (@FCBayernEN) June 20, 2020

Musiala was born in Stuggart to an British-Nigerian father and a German mother, but later moved with his family to England at the age of 7. The former Chelsea player trained with the Nigerian U-17 squad in 2017, but was forced to return to England as he came without a permission from the club.

Read: Osimhen surprisingly omitted from golden boy 2020 award (Full List)

He also played for some of the English youth teams, making him eligible to feature for any of Germany, England and Nigeria at the senior level.

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