Edinson Cavani has joined an exclusive Manchester United club alongside Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Teddy Sheringham.
It's fair to say Cavani has gone from strength to strength for United since joining in the summer on a free transfer from PSG, swiftly squashing doubts over his ability to still play at the highest level with his outstanding displays for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side.
While it quickly became clear Cavani's world-class ability to score an abundance of goals was yet to diminish, the Uruguay star's beautifully weighted chip to score against Fulham on Tuesday was simply exquisite, undoubtedly a goal of the season contender.
Quite fittingly for such an outstanding effort, Cavani received an ovation from the 10,000 fans in Old Trafford, and it was just a shame more supporters were denied the chance to watch the 34-year-old make his debut in front of the United faithful in such style.
That strike was Cavani's 10th Premier League goal this season, which means he's now joined an exclusive club at United - only two other players that were over the age of 33-years-old in the club's history have reached that impressive haul in the league.
Those two players are Teddy Sheringham and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, which certainly isn't bad company to keep, but Cavani reached another milestone with his goal against Fulham, following in the footsteps of one Uruguayan striker to play for United.
Cavani's goal against Fulham also meant he matched the most goals scored by an Uruguayan for United and this record was set by fellow countryman Diego Forlan, who played for the Reds between 2002 and 2004 under Sir Alex Ferguson.
