The Hungarian joined Liverpool in a £60 million deal from RB Leipzig as part of the Reds’ midfield reconstruction.
In his first few games for Liverpool, he made an immediate impression and then upped the ante on Sunday.
Trent Alexander-Arnold’s corner evaded everyone in the area and landed to Szoboszlai just three minutes into the match versus Villa.
The 22-year-old then executed a flawless first-time pass with his left foot, beating Emiliano Martinez.
Perry Groves, an Arsenal hero, was astounded by what he saw. It was undoubtedly a spectacular way to launch his account.
He said, “What a strike that is to be fair to Szoboszlai,” during The Sunday Session.
Players typically have a swipe of the ball as it approaches the edge of the box, but he controlled it.
Martinez had no chance at all since it simply rebounded and was struck on the half-volley by the player. What a magnificent finish.
Sam Matterface said, “It just seemed so obvious. The Aston Villa defenders all got out of the way as the penalty was executed.
