03/23/2024 00:21am. Updated on 03/23/2024 00:32am.
If Matías Soulé was missing something to confirm his great season, it was a gem with the Argentine National Team. And in the U23 friendly against Mexico, he achieved it. It was a strange luxury of a goal that the Frosinone attacker scored against the Tricolor to 2-0.
It was 24 minutes into the first half and the National Team already led by one with a penalty from Thiago Almada, which opened the scoring at 11:15 p.m. Yes, just a minute before what would be the curious big goal of the first half. Joaquín García ran down the right wing and took a cross that overshot Soulé.
And the Frosinone striker didn’t even hesitate: he took a very difficult and particular left foot shot to leave the rival goalkeeper immobile and make it 2-0 against Mexico. Great goal from the 20-year-old left-hander, who has 10 goals and two assists in 32 games for the Italian club this season, in addition to being the fifth top scorer in Serie A along with players like Romelu Lukaku, Marcos Thuram, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, among others.
Video: Soulé’s great goal
2024-03-23 03:21:04
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