Turkey beat Georgia 3-1 in one of the pinnacle clashes of European soccer, and Real Madrid's newest star, Aydagu, who is just 19 years and 114 days old, became the youngest goal scorer in the history of European soccer, thanks to his extraordinary talent. The previous record holder was the legendary C Ronaldo, who made his debut for the European national team in 2004 at the age of 19 years and 128 days.
Before the match, Aydagu received encouragement from Real Madrid coach Antsarotti, and he certainly lived up to the expectations. At a blistering speed of 118 kilometers per hour, he scored the winning goal for the Turkish team, making the score 2-1. After the match, Aydagu humbly said, "It was an exceptionally tough game and I thank the fans for their overwhelming support. I congratulate the team on their victory. My personal achievements are not important, I only care about contributing to the team. I am honored to be part of this victory.
Aidagou's performance in the La Liga at the end of the season was outstanding, and Real Madrid coach Angelo Anzalotti was full of praise for him and said that he would not rely on talent alone, but would provide him with focused training, believing that he will be a leading figure for Real Madrid in the future.
