Ademola Lookman Sets New Record for Atletico Madrid After Scoring on Club Debut

Nigerian international Ademola Lookman has made a dream start to life at Atletico Madrid, setting a new club record after scoring on his debut appearance for the Spanish giants.

Lookman found the back of the net in his very first match for Atletico Madrid yesterday, becoming one of the few players in the club’s history to score on debut in competitive action. The historic goal not only announced his arrival in La Liga but also marked him as the first Nigerian player to score on his Atletico Madrid debut, further cementing his name in the club’s record books.

The 27-year-old forward, who joined Atletico amid high expectations following his impressive performances in European football, showed composure, pace, and clinical finishing—qualities that endeared him instantly to fans at the Wanda Metropolitano. His goal proved crucial in the match, underlining his value to Diego Simeone’s tactical setup.

Speaking after the game, Lookman expressed gratitude for the opportunity and praised his teammates for their support, noting that scoring on debut was “a special moment” he would never forget. Atletico Madrid’s coaching staff also commended his work rate and immediate impact, signaling confidence in his role going forward.

Lookman’s debut goal continues his remarkable rise on the European stage and reinforces his status as one of Nigeria’s most consistent attacking talents. With this record-setting performance, expectations are already building around what he could achieve in Atletico colors this season.

Football fans across Nigeria and beyond will be watching closely as Ademola Lookman begins what promises to be an exciting chapter in his career with Atletico Madrid.


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