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Debutant Sergej Milinkovic-Savic records first goal for Al-Hilal

Oviri Kelvin, Abuja

Sergej Milinkovic-Savic has scored his first goal for his new club, Al-Hilal after leaving Italian club, Lazio, a year before his contract expires in 2024.

The midfielder, to record the opener in a friendly encounter between Al-Hilal and Al-Kuwait that ended 4-2 on his debut, struck a few seconds after kick-off.

He, well positioned after some exchanges of passes and brilliant play, headed a cross from Salem Abdulhamid at the far end of the post to beat the goalie, Kameel Rahman.

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According to his contractual report, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic joined the Saudi Arabian side for 40 million euros and his performance against Al-Kuwait assures Al-Hilal, which finished 3rd on the league table last season, that the club is poised to finish well in the 2023-2024 season.

Other players that recorded their names on the score sheet included Al-Hilal Salem Al-Dawsari, who netted in the 9th minute to cancel Al-Kuwait 5th-minute equaliser by Tunisian Taha Yassine Khenissi.

Michael Richard Delgado De Oliveira and Yassine Amri of Al-Hilal and Al-Kuwait respectively also scored in the first half while Rúben Neves finally sealed a 4-2 win for Al-Hilal from the penalty spot in the 52nd minute.

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