Lille forward Jonathan David has become the first player in club history to score 20+ goals in two consecutive seasons, after he netted his 21st goal of the season on Saturday against Angers. The striker's impressive form has seen him lead the top scorer charts this term with 16 goals, and he is now just one goal away from matching the record for most goals scored by a single player in a calendar year.
David's achievement comes as no surprise given the level of consistency he has shown throughout the season. He has been consistently among the best players in Ligue 1, and his performances have earned him praise from fans and critics alike. His ability to score from all areas of the pitch, as well as his work rate, have made him a key player for Lille this season.
The fact that David has achieved such success at such a young age is also noteworthy. He joined Lille as a teenager in 2018, and has already established himself as one of the top strikers in French football. His development under the guidance of coach Christophe Galtier has been exceptional, and it is clear that he will continue to be a key player for Lille in the coming years.
David's achievements are not only personal accolades, but they also represent the progress of Lille as a whole. The club has had a difficult start to the season, but David's performances have lifted their spirits and given them hope for the rest of the campaign. As he continues to improve and add to his tally, it is clear that Lille are set to make a strong challenge for the title this season.