🎯 Jauregizar nets a stunner at the Under-21 Euros
Spain U-21 took a giant step yesterday afternoon in the European Championship thanks to their last-minute comeback against the Romanian team.
One of the stars of the match was Athletic's midfielder Jauregizar.
Similar to what he did at Old Trafford, the player from Valverde's team scored a stunning goal from the edge of the area, once again proving that mid-range shots are one of his strengths.
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Will he have more opportunities this season with Athletic playing in the Champions League?
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