Lamine Jamal and Nico Paz have made history in European football by being the only players born in 2004 or later to achieve 15 or more goal contributions in a single season across the top five leagues.
Lamine Jamal, a young talent from Barcelona, and Nico Paz from Como are turning heads in European football with their remarkable statistics this season. Both players, born in 2004 and later, are the only ones to have reached 15 goal contributions or more in a single season in the top five leagues, as reported by the Spanish newspaper Marca. This level of performance at such a young age is unprecedented, showcasing their immense potential in the sport.
Lamine, at just 18 years old, has been a standout for Barcelona in La Liga, contributing to 19 goals through 10 goals and 9 assists in 20 matches. Meanwhile, 21-year-old Nico Paz has also left his mark in Serie B, notching up 15 goal contributions with 9 goals and 6 assists across 25 games for Como. Their achievements have sparked admiration in the football community, demonstrating that they are not just competing with other stars but are also making a significant impact in their teams.
Marca remarked that the football world is impressed by these two young players who dare to challenge the big stars with their style of play that goes beyond mere aesthetics. As they continue to develop and showcase their skills, the implications of their success could influence the way young players are scouted and valued in the sport, potentially paving the way for more youth to break through into professional football at a high level.
