SHANE KLUIVERT scored a remarkable goal for Barcelona’s Under-19 team that would undoubtedly make his superstar father and brother proud.
The 18-year-old forward is the son of Dutch football icon Patrick Kluivert.
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Additionally, he has a notable brother—Bournemouth winger Justin Kluivert.
Nevertheless, Shane is forging his own path while representing Barcelona’s youth team.
The former PSG academy player has made a significant impact in Catalonia since joining the club in 2017.
He faced off against his previous side on Wednesday in a crucial Uefa Youth League match.
PSG took an early lead at the Estadi Johan Cruyff with a goal from Chtai Telamio.
Barcelona found themselves in a challenging position when Campos received a straight red card.
However, Kluivert brought Barcelona back into the game with a stunning shot in the 58th minute.
The young talent received a well-timed pass before cutting in from the left side.
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Kluivert kept advancing towards the goal with the ball at his feet.
As space opened up, he fired off a fantastic shot.
Wolves fan goes to extreme measures to distract Justin Kluivert taking a penalty in the match against Bournemouth
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The ball zoomed past PSG’s goalkeeper, equalizing the score.
Kluivert’s goal sparked jubilant celebrations among his teammates.
Things improved for the understaffed Barcelona when they took the lead soon after courtesy of Xavi Espart.
Fans responded positively to Kluivert’s fantastic goal, with one stating: “Wow, amazing football.”
Another commented: “He’s from the same generation as Lamine Yamal.”
One fan noted: “A legend’s son stepping up to the plate.”
Another remarked: “We need him on the first team ASAP.”
Shane still has a road ahead to achieve the same level of success as his father and brother.
Patrick netted 122 goals for Barcelona and secured the 1999 LaLiga title, also achieving greatness at Ajax and PSV Eindhoven.
Meanwhile, Justin has scored 22 goals at Bournemouth following tenures at clubs like Roma and RB Leipzig.






