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Tim Weah has given himself a dream debut. After making his first appearance for Celtic FC in the 69th minute of their 4th round Scottish Cup match against Airdrieonians FC, the 18-year-old winger found the back of the net in Celtic’s 3-0 victory.
With Celtic already up 2-0 thanks to two Scott Sinclair goals, Weah subbed on for the goalscorer and immediately had an opportunity to score. He continued to apply pressure and in the 83rd minute it paid off. Off a wonderful pass by Dedryck Boyata, Weah sprung free for a breakaway on the net, where he slotted it home from about 15 yards away.
Tim Weah's debut goal for Celtic
— USMNT Videos (@USMNTvideos) January 19, 2019
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Weah was loaned to Celtic just 12 days ago from Paris St-Germain on a 6 month loan, where he hopes to get more playing time to develop his skills and help him on the United States Men’s National Team. With play like this, he will soon find himself in the starting XI for Celtic.
BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) January 19, 2019
On his debut for the Bhoys, Weah makes it three! #CELAIR pic.twitter.com/bufkOF6lzx
Here’s to more Tim Weah goals for The Bhoys!