Emergence of a New Zidane in the Netherlands with 2,000 Keepie-Uppies!
An 11-year-old prodigy named Zinedine Khayat dazzled the Johan Cruyff Arena by performing 2,424 consecutive keepie-uppies, earning a standing ovation from tens of thousands of spectators.
Prior to the kickoff of the Dutch Cup match between Ajax and Telstar, the Johan Cruyff Arena witnessed a remarkable spectacle. An 11-year-old talent from Ajax's academy, Zinedine Khayat, took to the pitch and captivated everyone present.
Sharing a name with the legendary Zinedine Zidane, young Khayat began his keepie-uppie routine. His performance was so prolonged that organizers had to delay the official start of the Ajax vs. Telstar match.
Ajax announced that Khayat achieved an astounding 2,424 consecutive keepie-uppies. While the first-team players applauded enthusiastically, the entire stadium rose to their feet to cheer for this young phenomenon.
Khayat's impressive display seemed to bring good fortune to Ajax, who went on to secure a 2-0 victory over Telstar, advancing to the next round of the Dutch Cup.
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