Who is Fabrice Fafa Picault?

FC St. Pauli of the 2. Bundesliga took down VfL Bochum last weekend, 2-0, and both goals were scored by American striker Fafa Picault.

Goal number one is here:

Goal number two is here:

Picault's brace even earned a shout out from senior national team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann:

nice to see Fafa Picault score twice for FC St. Pauli! Congrats!@Fafagoal23 @fcstpauli https://t.co/RSgBDJVQk8 pic.twitter.com/H85xxYLwLV

— Jürgen Klinsmann (@J_Klinsmann) April 16, 2016

I'm not going to speculate as to whether a call up is on the horizon, but instead focus on who and what sort of player Picault is.

Here's a quick primer:

• Fabrice "Fafa" Picault is a 25-year old New York City native born to Haitian immigrants.
• Grew up in Florida. Was an honors student in high school and was recruited by Ivy League schools. Plans to go back to college when playing career is over.
• Speaks six languages: Italian, English, Creole, French, Spanish, and German.
• Spent his youth career with Italian club Cagliari.
• Nickname is "The Gazelle".
• Called up to the U.S. U-20 team in 2009.
• Picault started his career in the NASL (U.S. second division) with the Tampa Bay Rowdies before moving to the Fort Lauderdale Strikers.
• He spent six months with the dominant Czech Republic club Sparta Praha, making one appearance in their domestic cup.
• Picault is currently on a one-year contract with St. Pauli with a one-year option.
• Described by his coach at St. Pauli as "a fast, straightforward winger who can also be used in the center" who can shoot and win headers despite being 5'8".
• Has three goals and two assists in 12 appearances this season.
• Called up by Haiti for a friendly against Chile in 2014, but did not appear in the match.