In October, Miles Luis-Scilley began at the age of 21 against MK Dons in the EFL Cup. Less than six months later, he is England’s goalscorer.
Thomas Tuchel’s first goal against Albania in Wembley 2-0
At the age of 18 and 176 days, Louis-Secelle became the youngest player in history to score in England’s first-placed game when Jude Bengham scored in the 20th minute through the ball.
When Louis-Secilation was interviewed immediately after Friday’s game, he admitted that he had “lost of his words” while trying to take it all.
Dicklan Rice told him at Arsenal.
“He’s fearless,” Rice told ITV. “He’s doing everything right outside the pitch and only 18 years old.
“I knew he was playing that way tonight because of his trust.
“He has kept his feet on the ground and is only the beginning for him.
New England coach Tuchel described Luis-Scilley as “surprising players” and “surprising personality” when asked about the performance.
“He was amazing in the camp,” the German said. “He is full of trust and very full of jokes and open and mature characters.
“You see everything you see on the pitch outside the pitch. He was directly part of the group, very attractive.
“It was a very good show and full of courage, full of quality and even more so that he could be with his little run behind the line and be decisive for us in this game.