🎥 Cheeky rabona in MLS could go down as Puskás contender

Saturday night was full of action for Major League Soccer fans, and a highlight-reel-worthy moment from Joaquín Pereyra might grab a headline or two.

Minnesota United found themselves behind after Timo Werner scored a penalty for the San Jose Earthquakes, but a moment of brilliance turned things level.

Twenty-seven-year-old Pereyra pulled a cheeky rabona seemingly out of nowhere, all while pivoting in a circle at the same time.

The stunning goal left him, his team-mates and even the bench speechless.

It could go down as a 2026 Puskás contender! Check it out...

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