Ewa Pajor, the Polish striker, is on fire this season, and her impressive form has left everyone in awe. Her recent hat-trick against Real Madrid in the Copa de la Reina semifinal has cemented her position as one of the top players in Spanish football. The 5-0 thrashing of Real Madrid was a testament to Pajor’s incredible skills, and her teammates and coaches are singing her praises.
A Historic Feat
Pajor’s hat-trick against Real Madrid was a historic moment, as she became the first player to achieve this feat in a women’s El Clásico. Her impressive performance has earned her a new nickname – „Pajor, the historic killer” – as dubbed by the prestigious Spanish sports daily, AS.
Marta Grinan, a journalist from AS, highlighted Pajor’s achievement, stating that she has broken her own record of 28 goals in a season, set during her time at Wolfsburg in the 2018/2019 season. With 30 goals already this season, Pajor is on track to shatter more records.
A Star in the Making
Pajor’s move to Barcelona was seen as a coup for the club, and her performances have exceeded all expectations. Her ability to score crucial goals and create scoring opportunities for her teammates has made her an indispensable asset to the team.
Cata Coll, Barcelona’s goalkeeper, praised Pajor’s contributions, saying, „Pajor gives us a lot, we needed a classic number nine. She puts everything into the game, and she’s having an amazing season. We hope she continues like this.”
Impressive Statistics
Pajor’s statistics this season are staggering. She has played in 29 matches across all competitions, scoring 30 goals and providing six assists. Her 16 goals in the league have put her at the top of the scoring charts in the Spanish women’s league.
What’s Next?
Pajor will have the opportunity to add to her goal tally on Sunday when Barcelona takes on Valencia in a league match. With her current form, it’s hard to bet against her scoring again.
The Polish Sensation
Ewa Pajor’s success in Spain is not only a testament to her hard work and dedication but also a reflection of the growing popularity of women’s football in Poland. Her achievements have inspired a new generation of young Polish players, and her name is on everyone’s lips in the football world.
As Pajor continues to conquer Spanish football, one thing is certain – she is here to stay, and her name will be etched in the history books of the sport.