It has been quite the start to his loan spell in Turkey for Crystal Palace striker Alexander Sorloth.
The Norwegian striker left Palace in the summer to join Trabzonspor in a two-year loan deal, with the Turkish Super Lig side having the option to buy the 23-year-old at the end of the loan in a deal worth a reported €6million.
That is dependent on how many games Sorloth plays for Trabzonspor, but it has been so far, so good for the striker, with three goals in his first three games, including scoring in both legs of the Europa League qualifier against Sparta Prague.
And speaking to Turkish publication Sabah , Trabzonspor president Ahmet Agaoglu described Sorloth as a "complete athlete", adding that they have been very pleased with his performances so far.
"[Alexander] Sorloth was a player we monitored last year, and Crystal Palace were late for a deal with another team, so that's why he joined us late and we couldn't make it to the [pre-season camp]," he said.
"But he is a complete athlete and he came ready. He has started really well, and when we think of our system, I see him doing everything that a striker can do.
"The player's efficiency is known to everyone, three goals in three games. If he continues this form, he will be the unchangeable player of the team.
"We are very happy with his performances so far. We still have two years and at the end of that, we will see, but if he continues like this, the figure of €6m will look like an efficient transfer."
