After his incredible overhead kick against Everton on Sunday, Alejandro Garnacho gave a young Manchester United supporter a unique birthday present.
One of the most spectacular goals in Premier League history was scored by the 19-year-old winger, who stunned the world of football with an amazing acrobatic goal to open the scoring during Manchester United’s 3-0 victory at Goodison Park.
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On Monday, the Argentine made more memories when he ran across George, a young Red Devils fan, outside the Carrington training facility.
Speaking to the fan from inside his vehicle, Garnacho was requested to sign a picture of himself on Sunday after he scored the incredible goal.
Garnacho was informed by George that his goal was the best he had ever witnessed, surpassing even Wayne Rooney’s incredible overhead strike against Manchester City in 2011.
The United player was more than glad to sign George’s picture, even though he wasn’t convinced his goal could match the Rooney strike.
Garnacho then gave George a set of boots that resembled the ones he wore when he scored the ridiculous goal as a surprise birthday present to the young admirer.
Garnacho handed out a pair of Nike’s Cristiano Ronaldo-inspired Vapor 15 Mercurial Dream Speed boots, which retail for £244.95, and remarked, “I scored yesterday with these ones.”
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Being a tremendous fan of Ronaldo, Garnacho imitated the Portuguese legend’s signature celebration after he scored the incredible goal past Jordan Pickford.
On the shoebox, the adolescent celebrity penned a personalized note that said, “Happy birthday, George, my friend, with love.”
The heartwarming act brought George to tears, and he told Garnacho he was the “best in the world” while displaying his birthday gift to the camera.
He is a tremendous fan of Garnacho, and he and his older brother Harry frequently promote their favorite on social media.
The forward handed the kids his new No. 17 shirt back in September and has previously given them United jerseys.
The boys have also lately posted images and videos of themselves meeting Victor Lindelof, Facundo Pellistri, and Rasmus Hojlund, all of whom play for Manchester United.