Manchester United defender Brandon Williams unleashed his inner Christie with a stunning solo goal in loan club Ipswich’s 4-2 win over Preston on Saturday afternoon Arno Ronaldo.
The 23-year-old started again for the Tractor Boys after a temporary switch to Portman Road this summer and scored his second goal in eight appearances for the club. Williams opened his account against Huddersfield and it was a way for Williams to get his name on the score sheet.
Williams isn’t the only United loanee to play elsewhere, though. Here’s our latest round-up of the full-back and his colleagues getting down to business, from across the divisions to Europe;
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Alvaro Fernandez (Granada Football Club)
Manchester United are in desperate need of a left-back due to injuries to Luke Shaw, Tyrell Malacia and Sergio Reguilon. Their promising Spanish defender Fernandes cannot return to Old Trafford to help them resolve this particular crisis as there is no recall clause in his contract with the La Liga side.
Granada FC will face defending Spanish champions Barcelona on Sunday evening (8pm).
Will Fish (Hibernian)
Fish returned to the Scottish Premiership this season, playing 90 minutes for Hibernian in their biggest game of the season, the Edinburgh derby. The 20-year-old centre-back has played 15 games this season and was booked against Hearts.
The game ended 2-2, with Fish and his teammates fighting back from 0-2 behind to share the spoils. Hibernian are currently seventh in the table heading into the international break.
Charlie McNeil (Stevenage)
Stevenage have made a fantastic start to life in the First Division since being promoted last season. They are currently fourth after 12 games and secured a 1-0 win over Wigan Athletic on Saturday afternoon. However, on-loan Manchester United striker McNeil only has viewing ability as an unused substitute.
Brandon Williams (Ipswich Town)
Williams certainly left his mark for title contenders Ipswich as he scored a solo goal that even Ronaldo would be proud to call his, although you may never see the five-times The Ballon d’Or winner started so long ago! Regardless, this is a must-watch moment.
The loanee stole the ball at right back and sprinted 70 or 80 yards, leaping past defenders in the process before firing a pinned shot into the bottom corner. This stunning performance helped Ipswich win another victory over Preston and remain in second place in the table with 28 points from 11 games.