Jonathan David's Record-Breaking 20-Goal Season for Lille, First in Club History

The season has been one to remember for Jonathan David and the club he has led at Lille. The French striker scored a record-breaking goal against his former team Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on Sunday, becoming the first player in club history to score 20 goals in all competitions.

David, who had previously failed to reach that milestone with PSG, was determined to break the record this time around. He scored a goal against PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League, setting a new record for the most goals scored by a Dutch player in a single match.

The goal came after a stunning display from David, who had made his debut for the Dutch national team last year. He then went on to score another goal in the second half, sealing the win for Lille.

David's performance was not just impressive but also marked a turning point in Lille's season. The club has struggled in recent years, failing to secure promotion to the top flight of European football. But under David's leadership, the club has started to turn things around and is now looking forward to the rest of the season.

David's success comes as no surprise given his performances throughout his career. He has always been a prolific scorer and has proven himself capable of scoring big goals in any situation. His goal against PSG was particularly notable, as it was his first goal in over a year and a half since his last game for PSG.

Overall, David's achievement will be remembered by fans and players alike. It shows that hard work and determination can pay off, and that the future looks bright for Lille and its young talent.