The impressive mark that the eldest son of Maxi Lopez and Wanda Nara reached on the PSG U13 team: his best plays

Maximiliano Lopez and Wanda Nara had three children while they were together: Valentino (13), Constantine (10) and Benedict (9). The oldest of them all currently plays for the U13 team of Paris Saint Germain; Valu has a blonde hair and shows match by game the talent as a scorer that sets him apart above the rest.

The little scorer broke the nets again last weekend and reached an impressive figure defending the colors of PSG that he himself recorded on his personal Instagram account. With the number 8 number on his back, he is currently playing a tournament with his teammates in which they qualified for the final. “Classifieds! First match, 2-1 (two goals). Second match, 5-0 (three goals). Third match 1-0 (0 goals), 34 games, 34 goals,” the striker wrote along with a photo in the locker room.

In addition, he received the support of Wanda with an image of the young footballer in Parisian colors and a statistic that supports his season. “14 goals in 14 games. So proud of you,” her mother wrote. It is worth remembering that Valentino shone during his time at the Milan academy, where he won several trophies during his training as a player. After the sale of Icardi to PSG, he was forced to move and abandon his way in Italy to take it up again in the French capital.

A few months ago, the former footballer had shared a video showing a small compilation of so many that was accompanied by an encouraging message along with an emoji of a fire and a football: “Mini Valu scorer”. In it you can see four definitions hand in hand with the goalkeeper that ended up in the back of the net and that perfectly replicate the talent of both his father and Mauro Icardi, current partner of Wanda Nara.

At the time Maxi had appeared at the Camp des Loges, where the inferiors of the Parisian club train, to accompany their children in one of the training sessions when the controversy between Wanda and Mauro broke out, which had global repercussions. Valentino shows himself as a great football lover, as he not only wears PSG clothes, but also appeared with some of the shirts that his father wore in his 20 years as a footballer, including those of Milan, with the traditional black and red model, the white alternative or even the goalkeeper's diver.

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