Ansu Fati had a night to remember on his first start for Spain, as the Barcelona youngster scored one goal and set up another in the first half. 

The teenager, who could have played for Guinea-Bissau, made his debut for Spain in the second half against Germany earlier in the week and earned his first start against Ukraine on Sunday, in the Nations League.

It took the 17-year-old less than two minutes to make a huge impact on international football. He nutmegged one opposition defender, ran into the box and tricked another opponent into tripping him to win Spain a penalty, which Sergio Ramos obviously scored.

It didn’t take Fati long to make an impact at the Nou Camp, when he became the youngest goal scorer for the club in his second appearance just over a year ago, and the forward repeated the trick on Sunday.

On his second appearance for Luis Enrique’s side, he became the country’s youngest ever scorer in the 32nd minute to make it 3-0.

Fati collected the ball on the left side of the pitch, just outside the area, cut inside the defence and curled a shot beautifully into the bottom corner.

Earlier this summer it was reported that Manchester United had offered upwards of €150 million for the teenager but Barcelona have named him as one of only several players who they won’t accept bids for.

Fati has a release clause of only €170 million but the club are hoping to tie him down to a new contract which will no doubt raise his release clause.

With Lionel Messi staying at the Nou Camp this season but expected to leave next year, fans of the Catalan giants will be hoping they can rely on Fati for years to come.

source:- sportbible