Weston McKennie didn’t have to wait long to be an impact sub for Juventus in Champions League on Tuesday.
Just eight minutes after coming on as a halftime substitute against Paris Saint-Germain, the U.S. men’s national team star scored to cut PSG’s 2–0 lead, courtesy of Kylian Mbappé, in half and bring the Italian giants back into their Champions League group-stage opener.
Off a short corner, Filip Kostiu0107 whipped in an outswinging cross that found McKennie, who rose in the center of the box with a thunderous header while overpowering his defender. In all, it is the Texas native’s third career Champions League goal and 10th for Juventus in all competitions.