Eurostar|Voted for the best in this round: Hojlun is on par with Ronaldo, Saka doubles, Lewandowski surpasses Messi
In the new season, the five major European leagues are in full swing, and Tencent News has launched the "Eurostar" column, inviting fans and friends to vote for the best player in the round after each round. Judged every Monday, from Monday to Sunday of the previous week, the selection is based on the stars who have played well in the top five leagues or European competitions. The shortlist for this round is as follows:
Mohamed Salah (Premier League Liverpool)
Liverpool's 4-1 win over Brentford and the injured Mohamed Salah have just returned to the AFCAP with 79 goals and 41 assists in all competitions since 2021-22, the second-most in the Premier League with 11 away from home this season.
Bukayo Saka (Premier League Arsenal)
Arsenal swept Burnley 5-0 with Bukayo Saka scoring twice and have now scored six goals in the Premier League in 2024, the most of any player, with 43 goals since 2022-23, the third most in the same period.
Hojlen (Premier League Manchester United)
Manchester United beat Luton Town 2-1, Hojlen scored twice and scored in the opening 37 seconds, which was the fastest away goal in the Premier League in team history, and at the age of 21 years and 14 days, he became the youngest player in Premier League history to score in six consecutive Premier League games, and the fourth player in Manchester United history to score in six consecutive Premier League games after Eric Cantona, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Correa (Atletico Madrid)
Atletico Madrid beat Las Palmas 5-0, with Argentine striker Angel Correa contributing two goals and one assist, breaking a seven-game goal drought in all competitions and the first double-game double since October last year.
Robert Lewandowski (La Liga Barcelona)
Barcelona beat Celta Vigo 2-1 and Robert Lewandowski scored twice to reach the 50-goal milestone in 79 games, with only Samuel Eto'o and Suarez taking less time in the 21st century. The penalty shootout at 96 minutes and 48 seconds surpassed Messi's record of 96 minutes and 44 seconds set against Espanyol on September 27, 2008.
Christian Pulisic (Serie A AC Milan)
Although AC Milan lost 2-4 to Monza, Pulisic once again played a super sub, came on as a substitute in the second half, first assisted Giroud to pull a goal back, and then passed in the 88th minute to make a conceded goal, but unfortunately conceded two more goals, and the success was lost.