One Manchester United supporter was taken aback by Alejandro Garnacho’s spectacular overhead kick goal in the match against Everton.

At Goodison Park, Garnacho scored the opening goal with a spectacular acrobatic drive that beat Jordan Pickford. The ball had come from a cross by Diogo Dalot.

After Real Madrid’s victory over Juventus, he imitated Cristiano Ronaldo’s heroics and even did two goal celebration homage to his hero.

Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial added goals after Garnacho’s potential season-best effort, allowing United to extend their remarkable winning streak in the Premier League.

On Monday, United players resumed training, and Garnacho’s touching gesture outside Carrington moved a young supporter to tears.

Greatest Team George begged the Argentine for an autograph on a picture of his magnificent goal, praising it as the greatest he had “ever seen”—even better than Wayne Rooney’s 2011 strike against Manchester United.

Even though Garnacho wasn’t entirely certain, he signed the item anyhow because he had a special birthday present in store for the boy.

His greatest ever goal was scored the day before in the same Ronaldo-inspired Nike Mercurial Vapor 15 Dream Speed 7 boots, which the 19-year-old went on to award him.

George thanked Garnacho right away since he was elated. He motioned for the winger to sign the cleats, but the player had already advanced.

“For my friend George with love, happy birthday” was the personalised note he left on the box, accompanying his signature on the boots.

The young boy gushed over United’s No. 17 and called him “the best in the world” as he bawled with joy.

George and Harry had frequent interactions with Garnacho, who gave them jerseys in September that featured his new number.

After going viral, the video has amassed over half a million views.