The devil boy came to the world and won the final victory of Newcastle! What else does Liverpool want Isaac

On the evening of August 25, in Newcastle, England, a full-smell Premier League game was being staged. The two sides are Newcastle United, which plays at home and Liverpool, who is visiting. Before this game, the two sides are a bit nervous because of Alexander Isaac's transfer issue. This game was even hyped by the media as an "Isaac Derby".

Ironically, after the game, Isaac became a forgotten character, and a newcomer under the age of 17 made headlines in major media. Before the 16-year-old boy made Isaac forget, few people heard the name Leo Ngumoha. But in Liverpool's dramatic victory over Newcastle United, Ngumoha scored the winning goal and his name was quickly remembered. The age of 16 years and 361 days also makes him the fourth youngest goal scorer in Premier League history.

Reds coach Slot turned his attention to Ngumoha in the 6th minute of stoppage time, and his last chance to substitution was left to the boy who was 4 days away from being 17 years old. Newcastle United, which had 10 people fighting, was once behind 0:2, but amid the shouts of enthusiastic fans, they equalized the score and even seemed to have the upper hand.

The game entered a white-hot stage. Salah passed the ball low to the penalty area in the last stage of the game. Sobosloy tricked the ball and Ngumoha, who was inserted into the back point, shot and scored his own goal in his Premier League debut.

When this magical moment appeared, the timer had already pointed to the 100th minute. Ngumoha became the youngest goalkeeper in Liverpool history and the second 16-year-old to score a winning goal in the Premier League. Who is the first person? Of course, it is the famous Wayne Rooney. In 2002, he scored a wonderful goal against Arsenal for Everton, helping the Toffees defeat the Gunners in an upset victory.

Engumoha received warm congratulations from his teammates after scoring a decisive goal. He was pushed to the stands of the visiting fans and accepted the cheers from the fans.

If you are a Liverpool fan, it may not be surprising to see Ngumoha shine because he has performed well in the pre-season - scoring two goals and having two assists.

Former Arsenal striker and Premier League superstar Henry said that Ngumoha has experienced an important moment in his career.

"He showed his strength," Henry said. "From the way he scored, he looked like a veteran who had been playing for a long time."

Ngumoha is not actually a player trained by Liverpool's youth training camp. He only transferred from Chelsea youth training camp last summer. His transfer fee has not been confirmed yet, and he is not sure whether it has been submitted for arbitration.

The Blues legend John Terry once said: "This boy will become a top player in the future."

Terry didn't miss it.

It all starts now

Liverpool captain Van Dijk told him that he was a teenage teammate and not take the spotlight moments "for granted".

"It's like a fantasy debut for him," Van Dijk said. "I'm happy for Ngumoha."

"I've told him that it's all about now. He has to keep working hard, keep being humble, but be sure to enjoy it. If you're in his position, you can't take these nights for granted."

"I told my teammates that he'll come back tomorrow to practice and do the hard training again."

Liverpool coach Slott vs Ngumoha He appreciated his scoring ability, saying: "It's a great goal for a 16-year-old player."

"In his age, Ngumoha's finishing ability is excellent. After the game, I did hear people saying that if he had the ball, he would definitely stop the ball first, but Ngumoha was very confident. At his age, he was a very good finisher."

During the preseason, Liverpool fans had doubts whether Ngumoha could become a member of the first team this season.

He was the left-wing starter in the preseason against Athletic Bilbao – facing such a strong opponent, he caught the attention, just like he did all summer.

The teenager scored just two minutes into the game and rushed forward quickly after receiving the ball in the half and shot a beautiful arc shot from 20 yards.

His dribbling and skills have caused all kinds of trouble to the La Liga team.

Halfway through the second half, the 16-year-old was replaced and left the court in a standing ovation.

Engumoha's assist against AC Milan in the Asian Tour and his goal against Yokohama Mariners helped him build confidence.

In January this year, he became Liverpool's youngest starter in the FA Cup 4-0 victory over Ackerington, at the age of 16 years and 135 days.

But that was his only appearance for the first team last season. He will play again until the first round of Premier League match against Bournemouth this season, where he will be on the bench.

After Diogo Jota's tragic death and Darwin Nunes and Luis Diaz were sold, Slot's front line consisting of Salah, Ekitic and Garkepo.

Ngumoha has made a breakthrough now, and Liverpool hopes his performance at Newcastle will be the beginning of a great career.

Everyone who insists on leaving Chelsea

Chelsea Cobham training base knows that Ngumoha is a very special one.

So people were very angry when he insisted on going to Liverpool despite Chelsea's multiple contract invitations.

Chelsea has allegedly banned Liverpool's youth scouts from watching their academy games due to anger.

Chelsea insiders now admit that Liverpool and Manchester United's academy has caught up with Chelsea and Manchester City's academy, which has been the most funded and dominant force in youth football for the past decade or so.

Attachment: Youngest goal scorer in the Premier League

1. James Vaughan (16 years and 270 days) - April 2005, Everton vs. Crystal Palace;

2. James Milner (16 years and 356 days) - December 2002, Leeds United vs. Sunderland;

3. Wayne Rooney (16 years and 360 days) - October 2002, Everton vs. Arsenal;

4. Leo Ngumoha (16 years and 361 days) - August 2025, Liverpool vs. Newcastle.