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Ghanaian youngster Ibrahim Sadiq was directly involved in two goals for AZ Alkmaar in their 3-0 win in the Eredivisie on Sunday afternoon.
Sadiq scored one and assisted another in the away win as AZ closed in on their European football dream.
The winger opened the score after 39 minutes played as he dispossessed the opposition's goalkeeper before putting the ball at the back of the net.
Ibrahim Sadiq scored his second league goal this season to give AZ Alkmaar the lead against Go Ahead Eagles. pic.twitter.com/d1qeyoJGpp
— Lawrence Degraft Baidoo (@kweku_lawrence) May 12, 2024
Maarten Martens' side went into the break with a 2-0 lead as Sven Mijnans scored on the stroke of halftime to double the lead.
AZ continued their dominance in the game and pressed for a third with Sadiq coming close after the restart but his effort from close range went just wide of the post.
In the 77th minute, however, the Ghanaian played a good ball into the path of Myron Van Brederode who curled one into the net to make it 3-0.
The assist for Brederode means Sadiq has now recorded four goal involvements in his last four league games for the club.
Ibrahim Sadiq in his last 4 Eredivisie games for AZ:
• vs. Waalwijk
• vs. NEC
• vs. Twente
• vs. GA Eagles pic.twitter.com/Q3nGlN8LZN— Lawrence Degraft Baidoo (@kweku_lawrence) May 12, 2024
In his 15 appearances in the Dutch Eredivisie, the former Ghana youth international has been involved in five goals, scoring two and providing three assists.
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