Jude Bellingham’s reign as the youngest player in the European Championship was short-lived. Katzper Kozlowski arrived this Saturday during the match between the national teams of Spain and Poland (1×1) and surpassed remember it belonged to a young Englishman just six days ago.
At the beginning of Euro 2020, it was already known that there was a possibility that two players would break the record for the youngest in the history of the European Championship, which belonged to the Dutchman Jethro Willems – in 2012 he played at the age of 18. years and 71 days and broke the record that Enzo Shifo had held since 1984 – and now two participants have finally reached it.
The first was Jude Bellingham, who on the third day of the Euro set this record by defeating England over Croatia (1×0) at the age of 17 years and 349 days.
Now, just six days later, it was midfielder Pogon Szczecin Katzper Kozlowski’s turn to break the young Englishman’s record and become the youngest player from Europe. only 17 years and 245 days… Ultimately, the debut is directly linked to Portuguese Paulo Souza, the Polish coach who promoted his 55th minute entry into the game.
