The surname Goodjohnsen has a long history in football and looks like it has a bright future. Former Chelsea and Barca star Edul Gudjohnsen replaced his father Arnold as the admired star, and now another Gudjohnsen has entered the field of vision. Andrey Gudjohnsen is only 19 years old, but he has already made good progress at Real Madrid and has a bright future. With football ability passed down from generation to generation in the Goodjohnsen family, it may not be surprising to see another member of their family thrive on the pitch.
Andrey Goodjohnsen is a pure number nine player who plays in the center position. His father, Edour, was more of a No. 10 player, but Andrey was not. It is well known that Andrey Gudjohnsen was a special genius. Sure, some teenagers play in the top flight every week, while Gudjohnsen is still playing college football, but it won't be long before he goes further. In fact, rumors that Ancelotti is considering getting Gudjohnsen to start this season are enough to illustrate his talent.
In his first season at the Real Madrid Academy, Gudjohnsen scored 31 goals in just 29 games, and he has already scored twice for the Icelandic national team, bearing in mind that he has only made four appearances. His physical qualities allow him to beat defenders with ease, and his calmness in front of goal is particularly striking. There have been comparisons of Gudjohnsen to Haaland, which shows how talented Gudjohnsen was. He has been included in Real Madrid's Champions League squad and in addition to that he is already an important member of the Icelandic national team, so the future looks bright. At the moment, there are no transfer rumours about Gudjohnsen, but if he continues to improve and his form continues to improve, then the rumors about leaving Real Madrid, perhaps just on loan, will spread across the continent.