Nectarios Triantis scores stunning MLS goal and dedicates it to late mother

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Greek Australian international Nectarios Triantis was overcome with emotion after scoring a remarkable goal for Minnesota United in their MLS clash against Nashville, dedicating the moment to his late mother.

The 22-year-old midfielder found the net with a stunning long-range strike during the club’s third match of the MLS season.

After scoring, Triantis broke down in tears and later revealed that the goal was dedicated to his mother, who passed away in January.

The recently capped Greek international shared a message on Instagram, posting a story with the simple dedication: “For you mum.”

“A goal sent from the heavens, Baba and Mum together watching down on me. I dedicate this to her. Every second that goes by we’re all thinking of you Mum,” he wrote.

Triantis produced a memorable individual effort for the goal, collecting the ball before the halfway line and driving forward towards the edge of the penalty area before unleashing a powerful shot that flew into the top corner.

Despite the moment of brilliance, Minnesota United were ultimately defeated 3–1 by Nashville.

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