Unsurprisingly, Raphinha replicated his brilliant form for Barcelona for Brazil, scoring twice in a 4-1 victory over Tunisia.
However, the silky winger stole the show by scoring in the 11th minute in spectacular fashion.
When former Real Madrid legend Casemiro played a lobbed pass into the box, the ex-Leeds star took a few steps back before scoring with the back of his head past the goalkeeper.
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Raphinha made the striker look deceptively simple, despite the fact that judging the height of the ball, how it drops, and executing the header at the end would be difficult for even the best strikers in the world.
The tricky Wideman’s most valuable asset is going one-on-one with defenders, which is why his intelligent movement and inch-perfect finishing are only a good sign for Barcelona, as he appears to have added another feather to his cap.
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