Manchester City s treasure! 19-year-old Echevery s full moon scimitar world wave, the live view is too silky

This morning, in the second round of the Club World Cup group stage, Manchester City faced Ain. Less than 10 minutes into the first half, Gundogan broke the goal of Ein with a fairy ball that seemed to be passing and shot. Not long after, Manchester City won another goal. 19-year-old Argentine star Echevery used a full moon scimitar world wave to help Manchester City win another goal to expand its lead. We take a look at Echeveri's wonderful world wave from a live perspective.

Manchester City got a chance to have a set piece near the top line on the right side of the frontcourt. 19-year-old Echevery got the penalty. After Echevery assisted for two steps, he directly shot with his right foot. The ball was spinning inwardly, and passed the opponent's wall and headed straight to the upper right corner of the goal. Before the opponent's goalkeeper had time to make a save, the ball had already entered the net. It can be seen that the ball is very fast and the angle is very tricky. The opponent's goalkeeper has no way to do it. Maybe the opponent's goalkeeper has not seen when the ball started to take off, and then the ball entered the net. You can see that although Echevery is young, his free kick skills are very good. This full moon scimitar world wave is so beautiful, so silky, and amazing.

This is the first goal of 19-year-old Echeveri after joining Manchester City. Unexpectedly, the first goal was a stunning world wave. This is really a goal that made a name for everyone, and it left a deep impression on everyone. Echevery is obviously Manchester City’s treasure!