A first international goal is always special but Bradley Barcola will have even more reasons to remember his.
The Paris Saint-Germain forward opened his account for France during Friday’s Nations League encounter with Italy.
Stepping out at his club’s Parc des Princes home, it took Barcola just 12 seconds to break the deadlock for Didier Deschamps’ side.
He also beat PSG teammate Gianluigi Donnarumma for the opener in the French capital and extended a prolific personal streak.
Barcola now has racked up five goals in his opening four games for club and country this season.
But that wasn’t all, as the 22-year-old wrote his name into the record books with his country’s quickest international goal for 90 years.
Talk about a moment to savour.