Tijjani Reijnders has had a quite simply brilliant international break, as he added to his goal tally for the Netherlands after less than two minutes last night, scoring against Germany.
After scoring a goal, getting an assist and hitting the woodwork in an outstanding display against Bosnia a few days ago, Reijnders followed it up with another great outing in Amsterdam.
In the second minute he collected a through ball from Rayn Gravenberch, and slotted under Marc-Andre Ter Stegen to make it 1-0, though the full-time score would end up being 2-2.
The Dutchman once again played as the attacking midfielder in a 4-2-3-1 and looked very comfortably doing so, which will give head coach Paulo Fonseca further food for thought.