Hellas Verona ahead Cyril Ngonge produced a superb bicycle kick that Manchester United’s Alejandro Garnacho would have been pleased with.
Ngonge, 23, scored the purpose of the weekend for Hellas Verona of their 3-3 Serie A draw away at Udinese on Sunday. The former Belgium U19 worldwide levelled the scores at two a chunk on the hour mark as he threw himself by means of the air to make contact with Tomas Suslov’s cross.
The ball in from the byline on the left-hand aspect hung within the air and noticed Ngonge must test his run to satisfy the flight of the ball. While Garnacho’s wondergoal towards Everton noticed him in area, Ngonge needed to beat 4 Udinese gamers to the ball on the sting of the six-yard field.
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Ngonge made good connection as his shot fired into the highest nook, sending him and his team-mates sprinting to the Hellas followers within the crowd. Surely doing Ngonge’s possibilities of a maiden senior Belgium name up no hurt forward of the Euro subsequent summer time in Germany.
Verona have been unable to kick on from Ngonge’s wondergoal as they fell behind once more and needed to name on their star once more within the seventh minute of added time as he arrange Thomas Henry’s last-gasp equaliser.
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The level wasn’t sufficient for Hellas to climb out of the relegation zone as they continue to be a degree behind Empoli and two factors behind Sunday’s opponents Udinese.
Ngonge beforehand revealed in the summertime that he desires of enjoying for Arsenal, although no transfer appeared on the playing cards on the time, his current stunner might put him on the radar of Mikel Arteta.
Previously chatting with TuttoMercatoWeb, Ngonge stated: “My dream has always been to play for Arsenal. But now I’m in Italy, I love it so I might even want to stay. Just kidding, of course.”