Nano González becomes oldest scorer in UEFA club competitions

Spanish left-back Nano González has set a new record as the oldest player to score in a UEFA club competition. Playing for Gibraltar-based Lincoln Red Imps, the 41-year-old scored during a Conference League match against Twente, despite his team's 4-1 defeat.

At 41 years and 360 days old, Nano surpassed the previous record held by fellow Spaniard Joaquín, who scored in the Europa League at age 41 and 56 days.

Nano, who previously played for Panathinaikos in Greece from 2013 to 2016, has recorded 107 appearances and one Greek Cup title during his time there. He has since continued his career with Lincoln Red Imps, where he has made 146 appearances.