Jefferson Savarino, the Venezuelan crack that plays in the MLS

The Venezuelan striker playing in Real Salt Lake of the MLS participated in the last victory of his team against San Jose Earthquakes with an extraordinary goal.

The Real Salt Lake has noticed very positively the arrival of young Jefferson Savarino. The set led by Mike Petke has witnessed how he has gained in speed in attack and mobility. The goals were clear that they would be arriving and for now the Venezuelan striker already accumulates 4 targets in this 2017, Major League Soccer (MLS).

In his last game, against San Jose Earthquakes, Savarino scored one of the goals of the day after a launch with effect in which he had little angle. It was the second for his team and with which began the thrashing that would finally end up 4-0.

The arrival of the Venezuelan in May 2017 from Zulia has transformed the team, offering Real Salt Lake the mischief and speed that the United States club lacked.

More goals with Savarino and his team

The set led by Mike Petke has become one of the five most frequently scored MLS teams in the league. The 6-2 win over LA Galaxy and 4-1 over the Portland Timbers have helped these stats, but also a two-player tandem key to Real Salt Lake.

Jefferson Savarino is forming a gold double with Ecuadorian striker Joao Plata. At this point of the season, Plata and Savarino have 10 goals and 7 assists for their team. Couple that can give much to talk about in the MLS.