Bayern prodigy sets record.

Seventeen-year-old talent Lennart Karl set a Champions League record in Bayern Munich's 3-1 victory over Sporting Lisbon on the morning of December 10th.

Karl shone in the Champions League. Photo: Reuters .

In the 69th minute at the Allianz Arena, Karl received a precise cross from Konrad Laimer, controlled the ball neatly, and coolly finished to give Bayern a 2-1 lead over Sporting.

With this goal, Karl became the youngest player in Champions League history to score in three consecutive matches (17 years, 9 months, and 16 days old). This milestone confirms the remarkable maturity of this young German prodigy.

Notably, this was only Karl's fourth Champions League match. He scored his first goal against Club Brugge, then went on to score a spectacular goal in the 1-3 defeat against Arsenal before finding the net again against Sporting Lisbon.

According to Transfermarkt 's current valuation, Karl is the most valuable U18 talent in the world , with an estimated transfer value of around 20 million euros. This figure is predicted to increase significantly in the next update, as his performances show that Karl is fully capable of becoming a key player for Bayern in the near future.

Born in 2008 in Aschaffenburg, Karl joined the Bayern academy at the age of 12. In just three years, he progressed through every youth level, scoring dozens of goals and providing assists, before signing a professional contract until 2028, with an automatic extension clause when he turns 18 in February 2026.

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