The hero of the Barcelona football team, Gavi Pablo, has started a FIFA World Cup Knockout game at the youngest age since 1958 legend Pele of Brazil.
The 18-year-old has been outstanding for the Spain national team and Barcelona football club over the past few months, and he has been outstanding for Spain at this year’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
In this year’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Gavi Pablo has started each of Spain’s three games, and he will start again against the national team of Morocco.
The national teams of Spain and Morocco will face off since Morocco took first place in their respective group tables while Spain placed second.
Gavi Pablo, Pedri Gonzalez, and Sergio Busquets were all started in the team’s midfield by head coach Luis Enrique, and they are all eager to defeat their foe.
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Gavi Pablo set Pele’s record for the youngest player to start a FIFA World Cup Knockout game with his participation against the national squad of Morocco.
Since Pelé in 1958, the 18-year-old Gavi is the youngest player to start a men’s World Cup quarterfinal game.
