One goal "kicks" from Paris Saint-Germain, and another Jesus emerges

On June 20, the second round of the Club World Cup created by FIFA was unpopular, and European teams began to show signs of fatigue. After Porto's super giant Porto was defeated by Messi's free kick, the new Champions League champion Paris Saint-Germain also suffered a defeat, losing 0:1 to defending champion Botavgo of the Libertadores Cup. This is the first time that the defending champion of the South American Liberators Cup has defeated the defending champion of the Champions League after Corinthian defeated Chelsea 1-0 in the 2012 old Club World Cup final.

The hero of 2012 is Paul Guerrero. This time, Botafogo striker Igor Jesus scored the winning goal. In the 36th minute of the first half, Jefferson Savarino passed through the Paris Saint-Germain midfield to find Igor Jesus. The Brazilian striker got rid of two defensive players and broke through the goal guarded by Donaluma. The Italian goalkeeper stood on the goal line and watched the ball fly into the net from him. This goal was also the only goal in this game.

This is an eternal victory for Botafogo and a victory for the Brazilians to strive for. Paris Saint-Germain dominated the entire game, with a possession rate of up to 75% and a passing rate of up to 680 times, while Bottafogo only had 200. However, despite Paris Saint-Germain's high possession rate and pushing Bottafogo into the depths of his own half, it did not create many excellent opportunities. Paris Saint-Germain's final expected goal was only 0.78, which is better than Bottafogo's 0.28, but the final winning goal once again belongs to Igor Jesus.

This is Igor Jesus scored the second individual winning goal in two Club World Cup matches. Previously in the match against the Seattle Bayer, Igor Jesus scored a beautiful header to help the team lead 2-0, and his goal finally ensured that Botafogo defeated the American League 2-1 team. Now, Botafogo has secured the victory with his wonderful shot against Donnarumma, one of the world's top goalkeepers.

is able to stand out in this competition, and Igor Jesus relies on more than just two goals. He is fast, has strong air control ability, and has excellent physical fitness; in addition, he can hold the ball to ensure that his teammates can participate in the offense. The 24-year-old is almost an all-round striker and has been widely rumored to join Premier League team Nottingham Forest. This signing may be reached after the Club World Cup. Igor Jesus is worth up to 15 million euros. He hopes to use this event to show his ambition to compete in Europe, and he has done it. Before the Club World Cup, only industry insiders knew the name of Igor Jesus, and now he has become a household name in Europe and even the world overnight.

In addition, in terms of the national team, Igor Jesus has played for Brazil 4 times and scored 1 goal.

The Club World Cup has reached the second round, and the South American team has not yet lost. Compared with the "strength but not enough" of Asian and African North American teams and the "strength but not enough" of European teams, only South American teams showed a "firepower" trend in the Club World Cup. On the one hand, since the Toyota Cup was changed to the Club World Cup, South American teams have gradually declined in their confrontation with European teams. They are eager to prove themselves in the revised New Club World Cup; on the other hand, South American club players also hope to impress European clubs with outstanding performance in the Club World Cup, help them land in Europe as soon as possible, and strive for higher goals on a larger stage.