Leeds fans have praised youth graduate Lewis Cook on Twitter after he scored an excellent long range effort for the England Under-20s on Tuesday morning.
The 20-year-old current Bournemouth midfielder put the young Three Lion team 1-0 up against their counterparts from Guinea with a fine strike from outside the area.
But, the goal proved to only earn a point for England in their World Cup group with Paul Simpson’s side falling to a 1-1 draw after Chelsea youngster Fikayo Tomori put the ball in the back of his own net.
GOOOAAALLL!!!@lewiscook_ puts @England 1-0 up with a superb strike from range ? pic.twitter.com/jBoup46Vh9
— Eurosport (@eurosport) May 23, 2017
Despite leaving Leeds for Premier League outfit Bournemouth a year a go fans have still be keen to follow his development.
A number would have also been looking to see what he could do on the international stage with many believing he can break into the senior England team in the near future.
But, for now Leeds fans will have to watch him in the Under-20s and those that did were clearly impressed with his strike on social media.
Here are a selection of their messages on Twitter:
Fantastic strike from ex LUFC @lewiscook_ c'mon England #ENGvGUI#u20worldcup
— Mark (Cloughie) Clough (@cluffy84) May 23, 2017
I'm watching it, terrible keeping tbf but not a bad strike
— Joe Ullock (@ForeverLeeds7) May 23, 2017
Lewis Cook doing the business for England u'20's ?????
— Ryan (@rmilton87) May 23, 2017
Just seen @lewiscook_ just scored out in korea. Still think he was the thing missing from our team this year
— Scott (@LufcScott) May 23, 2017
https://twitter.com/ephemeraljoy/status/866952765377060864
Miss you, Cooky. #LUFC https://t.co/TRRx2JjPrW
— Total Leedsball (@TotalLeedsball) May 23, 2017
Cook joined Leeds in 2004 at the age of seven and made his debut for the club 10 years later at 17 in their first league game of the 2014-15 season against Millwall.
He went on to play 85 times for the club in total, returning two goals and five assists and was key player for the Yorkshire giants before stepping up to Bournemouth where he has since played just nine times.