Justin Kluivert Finally Proved to Be of Great Value to Bournemouth on Friday with his first goal in More Than Seven Months. The Dutch International Scored the 2-1 Against Fulham Just Before the End of the Match, and the Premier League Match at the Vitality Stadium Ended in 3-1.
For a long time, it didnn’t seem like bournemouth would win against fulham. When Kluivert Came On As a Substitute in the 61st Minute, The Score was still 0-0, and four minutes later, Ryan Sessegnon Scored for Fulham. Antoine Semenyo Brought Bournemouth Back to 1-1.
Six minutes Before the End, Things Got Even Better for Bournemouth Thanks to Kluivert. He picked up the ball just over the halfway line and dribbled Towards the goal. About Twenty Meters from the Fulham Goal, the Former Ajax Player Decided to Shoot, and the Ball Disappeared Beautifully Into The Corner (2-1). A goal deep into extra time by Semenyo Then Made It 3-1.
It was Kluivert’s first goal since February 25th. The Attacking Midfielder Scored As Many As Twelve Times in His Debut Season at Bournemouth and Thus Forced A Return to the Dutch National Team. In The Last Months of Last Season, Heyn’t Score Anymore, And it Took a While This Season As Well.
Partly Due to his Lower Production, Kluivert is Currently No Longer Assured Of A Starting Place at Bournemouth, which has been an excellent start to the premier League season.
