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20 players who scored the fastest for their new clubs – Ranked

The football world loves a quick impact — and these players wasted no time announcing themselves. From clutch debuts to instant goals, this ranking showcases the 20 players who found the net the fastest for their new clubs, each with a market value of at least €10 million. We start from number 20 and work our way up to the ultimate quickest goalscorer.

20. Carboni – 40 Minutes (Genoa CFC)

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The talented attacker wasted little time making his presence felt. Carboni scored after just 40 minutes in his debut, giving fans a taste of his creativity and instinct in the final third.

19. Tammy Abraham – 40 Minutes (Beşiktaş J.K.)

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Known for his sharp positioning, Abraham made an instant impact for his new club. The striker needed only 40 minutes to open his account, showing his knack for early goals.

18. Tijjani Reijnders – 37 Minutes (Manchester City FC)

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The Dutch midfielder made a statement early in his tenure. Reijnders scored after just 37 minutes, underlining his ability to join attacks from deep positions.

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17. Malik Tillman – 35 Minutes (Bayer 04 Leverkusen)

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Tillman introduced himself in style by scoring within 35 minutes of his debut. His goal reflected both composure and timing, key traits that make him an exciting attacking talent.

16. Van Bommel – 31 Minutes (PSV Eindhoven)

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Van Bommel delivered an early strike to set the tone for his spell at the club. Scoring in the opening half-hour of his debut, he showed both timing and confidence.

15. Woltemade – 29 Minutes (Newcastle United FC)

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The young forward made an explosive introduction in English football. Woltemade found the net in the 29th minute, instantly making an impression on supporters.

14. Solomon – 25 Minutes (Villarreal CF)

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Solomon needed only 25 minutes to score his first goal for his new side. His quick impact highlighted the skill and energy he brings to the attack.

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13. Jeremie Frimpong – 21 Minutes (Liverpool FC)

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Frimpong is known for his dynamic forward runs, and his debut proved no different. He struck after just 21 minutes, underlining why he’s such a valuable offensive weapon from the back.

12. Benjamin Pavard – 20 Minutes (Olympique de Marseille)

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The French defender made a dream start in Ligue 1. Pavard scored just 20 minutes into his debut, showing his attacking instincts and versatility.

11. Banzuzi – 17 Minutes (RB Leipzig)

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Banzuzi wasted no time in finding the back of the net. His 17th-minute goal reflected sharp movement and great anticipation.

10. Nene – 14 Minutes (Fenerbahçe S.K.)

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Nene made an electric entrance in Turkey. Scoring after only 14 minutes, he set the tone for a memorable debut.

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9. Rasmus Højlund – 14 Minutes (SSC Napoli)

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Højlund showed why he’s considered one of Europe’s most dangerous young strikers. The Dane scored in the 14th minute, immediately endearing himself to the fans.

8. Boscagli – 13 Minutes (Brighton & Hove Albion FC)

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Boscagli made his first appearance count. The defender’s quick goal after 13 minutes gave his side an early lift.

7. Vanat – 12 Minutes (Girona FC)

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Vanat didn’t hesitate to make his mark. With a goal in the 12th minute, he showed that he’s ready to deliver right away.

6. Ouattara – 12 Minutes (Brentford FC)

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The speedy attacker lived up to his reputation. Ouattara’s debut goal came in the 12th minute, making it a night to remember.

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5. Marco Asensio – 10 Minutes (Fenerbahçe S.K.)

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Asensio showed his class from the very start. The Spaniard scored after just 10 minutes, immediately showcasing his precision and flair.

4. Etta Eyong – 10 Minutes (Levante UD)

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The forward made an instant impact in La Liga. Eyong’s goal came just 10 minutes into his debut, signaling his attacking intent.

3. Rayan Cherki – 8 Minutes (Manchester City FC)

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The young star lit up his debut with a goal in the 8th minute. Cherki’s technical brilliance and confidence were on full display.

2. Bonny – 5 Minutes (Inter Milan)

Ange-Yoan Bonny
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Bonny wasted no time at all. Just five minutes into his debut, he found the net and electrified the crowd.

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1. Hugo Ekitiké – 4 Minutes (Liverpool FC)

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Ekitiké tops the list with a blistering debut strike. Scoring after just four minutes, the forward made an unforgettable entrance and set the tone for what could be a thrilling chapter at his new club.

Oliver Obel

Oliver Obel – Sports Content Creator & Football Specialist I’m a passionate Sports Content Creator with a strong focus on football. I write for LenteDesportiva, where I produce high-quality content that informs, entertains, and connects with football fans around the world. My work revolves around player rankings, transfer analysis, and in-depth features that explore the modern game. I combine a sharp editorial instinct with a deep understanding of football’s evolution, always aiming to deliver content that captures both insight and emotion.