Serhou Yadaly Guirassy (Arles, 1996), Stuttgart forward, is the new sensation of the Bundesliga, with 13 goals in the first 7 games of the season. If he continues at this pace, the Guinean striker could surpass Robert Lewandowski's record of 41 goals in a single season in the German championship.
While everyone talks about him, he continues doing his thing. This weekend, Stuttgart plays against Wolfsburg, and Guirassy, 27, did not want to miss the party by scoring 3 goals against 'the wolves', a comfortable victory that leaves the club from the city of Stuttgart one point away. of the Bundesliga leader, Bayer Leverkusen, coached by Xabi Alonso.
No player in the history of the Bundesliga had had a better start to the season than the Guinean. Neither Thomas Muller, nor Gerd Müller, nor Robert Lewandowski. The Pole had 'only' 11 goals during the first 7 days in the record-breaking league.
To get an idea of the dimensions of this data, Guirassy's numbers are so high that last season's top scorers in the Bundesliga, Niclas Füllkrug and Nkunku, had to score 16 goals to win him. Serhou Guirassy is only 3 away with 27 games left to play.
Serhou Yadaly Guirassy is a 27-year-old French player who had not finished exploding until this season. From France to Germany and from Germany to France, the Guinean since leaving Stade Laval U19 in 2013/14 has not settled in any club, although his statistics as a forward are not bad, with 93 goals in 268 games.
Loaned from one club to another, with some transfer involved, until last year he arrived in Stuttgart on loan, he came from Rennes where he had scored 9 goals in 37 games in Ligue 1. Last season he scored 11 goals in 22 appearances for Stuttgart, thus making the German club acquire his services for 14 million.
With his speed and scoring ability, Serhou Yadaly Guirassyse has become a real sensation in the Bundesliga. His determination and ability to score goals make fans and the football world wait expectantly for each match to see if he can maintain this impressive pace and write his name in the Bundesliga record books, alongside names like Müller, Matthäus and Lewandowski. .
