Nkunku scores stunning goal for France against Israel
- Christopher Nkunku scored his first international goal for France in a UEFA Nations League match against Israel.
- The goal came after a well-executed Cruyff Turn, contributing to a 4-1 victory for France.
- Nkunku's performance highlights his impressive scoring record, with eight goals in 12 appearances for club and country.
In Budapest, Hungary, on October 11, 2024, Christopher Nkunku scored his first international goal for France during a UEFA Nations League match against Israel. The 26-year-old forward executed a remarkable Cruyff Turn to evade three defenders, allowing him to find space and slot the ball past goalkeeper Omri Glazer in the 28th minute, putting France ahead 2-1. This goal came after Eduardo Camavinga had initially scored for France, only to see it equalized by Israeli forward Omri Gandelman. Nkunku's goal was significant as it marked his eighth goal in just 12 appearances for club and country, showcasing his impressive form. The match continued with France dominating, ultimately winning 4-1, thanks to additional goals from substitutes Matteo Guendouzi and Bradley Barcola. This victory solidified France's position in the UEFA Nations League Group 2, as they prepared to face Belgium in their next match.