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Ansu Fati (17) breaks records with Barça while leading his club to victory
Ansu Fati stepped up in Barcelona’s La Liga opener at the Camp Nou against Villareal. In the 15th minute, the 17-year-old managed to score the opener with a brilliant finish from Jordi Alba’s assist. 5 minutes later, the Fati scored another goal, putting his 2-0 ahead in the 20th minute of the game.
Ansu Fati has become the club’s first under-18 player to score a brace before half-time. The player has currently 10 goals for Barcelona, which makes Ansu become the youngest player to score 10 goals across all competitions in Europe’s top 5 leagues.
Ronald Koeman’s 4-2-3-1 system created a very attacking Barcelona, taking the best out of Philippe Coutinho and creating spaces for the other players as well – especially in Ansu’s second strike. The Brazilian carried the ball from the midfield line and made the final pass to provide an assist for the young star. The Dutch manager managed to score 4 goals before half-time, and then preserved the 4-0 score in the remaining part.
Barcelona might finally have found their generational La Masia talent for the future. If Ronald Koeman can continue to keep his team in form, the Catalan club might rise from its ashes.
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Former Barcelona player and club legend Ronaldinho has confirmed that he tested positive for COVID-19.
The World Cup winner, through a story he posted on Instagram, broke the news, saying that he tested positive for Coronavirus, while being asymptomatic, and self-isolating in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
“I’ve been here in Belo Horizonte since yesterday, I came to participate in an event.” Ronaldinho says in the video, before adding, “I took the test and tested positive for COVID. I am fine, asymptomatic, but we will have to postpone the event for later.”
The Brazilian legend ends the video on a positive note, by saying, “Soon we will be there together. Big hug!”
The 40-year-old joined Barcelona in 2003, and is often said to be one of the best players to play for the club. He is also called for being a revolutionary, helping Barcelona win their first Champions League in the new era, and their second ever after a 14 year gap. We wish Ronaldinho a speedy recovery!
