Arsenal Wonderkid Max Dowman has earned more praising reviews after a record -breaking performance.
Dowman, 15, played last night for England in a 4-2 victory over the Czech Republic in the euro under 17.
The attacking midfielder used a man from the competition display, but it was not enough to prevent the three lions from crashing in the group stage.
Dowman was the star of the show and scored a sublime Soloopener.
He received the ball wide and then turned the full-back inside out with a quick piece of skill on the name rule.
After he had passed him by, the most expected austerity – but the teenage sensation fooled everyone, including the Czech keeper by beating the ball in the back of the net.
15 years old, four months and 26 days – Dowman is now the youngest score ever in the history of the Euro Under -17S.
And his unbridled performance in the first half got even better when he produced a stunning help for the second goal of England.
The young shooter dictated the piece deep in midfield and let a pass roll over a Czech player and his body to create a garden with space.
Dowman then shot an inch perfectly through the ball in the path of striker Alejandro Gomes Rodríguez, who converted it calmly.
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Apart from the goals, the young person was a constant threat when he slipped through the Czech defense several times.
A compilation of his performance went online viral, where fans said, “Generational talent.”
Another added: “Play like Kaka in the past. I just see a young kaka, body type and running style. Can be a very special player.”
A third said: “Max will be the best graduate academy, the Arsenal's ever produced. Special talent.”
Dowman has already trained with the first team of Gunners and he will be involved in the preseason this summer.
Legend John Terry, England, is one of the many who sang his praise after seeing him dominating the Chelsea youth team and said: “He is a top player.
“He took the ball on the half bend, drove away from players, looked back and a few of our boys started to put him on him a bit. It was good to see. But Dowman is a very, very good player.”
Declan Rice said: “At the age of 15 there is such a long way to go. You can be the best 15-year-old in the country, but it does not necessarily mean that you go on 18.
“So you must be hungry, continue to work and keep pushing.
“I speak a lot with Max and he has such a good family around him. He is unreal.”