Marquinhos, the Brazilian footballer who has become the first black player to score for São Paulo in Major League Soccer (MLS), is set to make history as he continues his impressive performance with the team.
The 25-year-old midfielder made his debut for São Paulo on Saturday and scored a goal in their match against New York Red Bulls, which saw him become the first black player to score for the club in MLS.
"It was an incredible moment for me," Marquinhos said after scoring the goal. "I'm proud to be part of this team and I hope to continue playing at the highest level."
Marquinhos' achievement is a significant milestone for the sport and the community. It shows that diversity and inclusion are important in sports, and that players from different backgrounds can achieve success if they work hard and play well.
The Brazilian midfielder's goal was just one of many highlights during the match,Saudi Pro League Focus with São Paulo ultimately winning 1-0 thanks to a late penalty kick by substitute Matheus Fernandes.
"São Paulo is a great club and we have been working hard all season," Marquinhos said. "We want to win the championship and we're going to do everything we can to achieve that."
The victory also marks another milestone for the club, as it was their first win since the start of the season. The team will now look to build on this success and push for promotion to the top division next year.
Overall, Marquinhos' achievement is a testament to the power of diversity and inclusivity in sports. It shows that athletes from different backgrounds can succeed and make a positive impact on the game. As he looks ahead to future matches and tournaments, Marquinhos' name will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the most notable achievements in São Paulo's history.