Lautaro Martínez is living a great moment. The world champion left behind his negative streak that he suffered in the World Cup in Qatar and in his return to activity in Serie A in Italy, the Inter footballer does not stop scoring goals and on the last day of the tournament he scored a brace for Inter’s victory over Cremonense.
The South American player’s first goal came in the 20th minute after a play, in which, he took advantage of the local goalkeeper’s rebound to mark the tie in the commitment.
Then, in the 64th minute of the second half, El Toro received a clearance from Dzeko. Subsequently, Martínez won the battle against the defender to finish off and thus increase the score with which his team was left with the three points in dispute.
With this result, Inter slightly reduced the difference in the table with Napoli and also outlined the former Racing as the second top Argentine scorer in the ranks of the Italian team.
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