A Galician teenager, star of Boxing Day, in just two minutes with Liverpool

Stefan Bajcetic is the happiest teenager in Liverpool, but also the happiest teenager from Vigo.

This afternoon, in the 81st minute, the

defender dribbled past Aston Villa goalkeeper Robin Olsen, he went to Ngoyo's left, and when the easiest thing to do was to give the ball to his teammate

to finish off the play,

Liverpool's number 43 had only been on the field for two minutes.

He doesn't have many more all season.

He just enough to score the third goal for the

, sentencing Emery's Aston Villa, and becoming

Exactly two years ago, Stefan Bajcetic was playing in the Celta de Vigo youth team, because Stefan Bajcetic is from Galicia.

For that you have to go to his second last name, Maquieira.

His father, the Serbian

, had a brief and unfortunate stint in the ranks of Celta in the mid-nineties.

A request from

, who left the team in the winter market, and returned with

, mainly to get

but also to

, at the stationery store at 106 Sanjurjo Street Badia.

She followed

until one fine day when she told him that she wanted to return to Vigo.

Srdan became a coach.

Right now he is in charge of Celta C, of ​​Group I of the Third Federation, and they had two children, one of them a Galician red devil who is growing up under the beard of

At the age of 16, the Liverpool youth team took him away.

After six months he went to the under 18s, and at the same time the Spanish coach of the under 18s,

, took him to play

So far the only internationals of him.

Just a year ago Stefan signed his first professional contract in Liverpool and moved up to the sub 21, which plays in the Premier League 2. And last August, at the age of 17, he made his debut playing the last 20 minutes of

, when the score was already seven to zero.

It is known about Bajcetic that he is right-footed, that he

, that he has a good movement with the long ball, and since yesterday we can add that he has a goal.

This season he was spending it between the bench and the stands.

Until now Klopp had given him a

, always in sentenced matches: one minute and 19 minutes in the two games against Ajax, and the last three minutes against Napoli.

Yesterday they played the last 11, but they were enough.

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