Incredible Speed: Anan Halayli’s Performance in Champions League Match

Remarkable Win Against Marseille

In an impressive display of skill, Anan Halayli scored a stunning double for Saint-Gilloise against Marseille in the Champions League, with the first goal coming from outside the penalty area and the second following a poor rebound from goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli. This performance has highlighted Halayli as a key player in the match, and the speed data released post-game reveals just how remarkable his performance was.

Halayli’s Exceptional Speed

During the match, Halayli reached an astounding top speed of 32.6 km/h, covering a total distance of 10.3 kilometers. This remarkable achievement surpasses the speeds of notable players such as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (29.2 km/h), Tim Weah (30.7 km/h), and Mason Greenwood (31.4 km/h). Halayli has solidified his reputation as start of the fastest players in Israeli football, having registered a sprint speed of 35 km/h during his time in Haifa.

Halayli, standing at 1.83 meters tall, demonstrated not only speed but also agility, completing 31 out of 39 passes, which included three key passes and start successful dribble. He also contributed defensively, making four recoveries during the match where he scored two goals.

Record-Setting Performance

In his previous match against Atletico Madrid, Halayli reached a speed of 32.4 km/h, and in the current game, he exceeded his own records. The only player who outpaced him during the Atletico match was his teammate Kevin Rodrigues. In the current round, the only player to surpass Halayli’s speed was Rafinha, who reached 32.8 km/h, marking him as the fastest player in this matchday.

Comparatively, Halayli’s speed is noteworthy when placed against other top players. For instance, Serge Gnabry reached a top speed of 30.4 km/h, Pedro Neto hit 31.1 km/h, Mohammed Kudus clocked in at 30.9 km/h, and Lamine Yamal reached 31.6 km/h.

Halayli’s Speed Records

Halayli’s recorded maximum speeds this season are as follows:

• Matchday 6: Marseille – 32.6 km/h
• Matchday 5: Galatasaray – 32.3 km/h
• Matchday 4: Atletico Madrid – 32.4 km/h
• Matchday 3: Inter – 32.5 km/h
• Matchday 2: Newcastle – 32.4 km/h
• Matchday 1: PSV Eindhoven – 30.9 km/h

Halayli’s continued evolution as a player reveals both his physical capabilities and his potential to significantly impact the outcome of future matches. As he progresses through the season, fans and analysts alike will be eager to see how he continues to break records and unlock his full potential on the pitch.