The young attacker from Santos Laguna's youth academy, Stephano Carrillo, continues his rise in Europe by scoring his fourth goal for Dordrecht in the Eerste Divisie. At just 19 years old, the Mexican player continues to prove that adaptation is not an obstacle when the goal-scoring instinct is natural. Stephano Carrillo scores his fourth goal in the Netherlands. Hailing from Durango, he belongs to Feyenoord but is on loan to Dordrecht of the Eerste Divisie. The goal was a carbon copy of what Carrillo has been showing since his arrival: reading the area and physical power that overcomes Dutch defenders. Taking advantage of a precise cross from the wing, Stephano anticipated his marker to send the ball to the back of the net, sealing a tally of four goals in his first eight official matches in Europe. The PSV Eindhoven board, historically linked to Mexican talent through figures like Carlos Salcido, Andrés Guardado, and Hirving “Chucky” Lozano, is closely monitoring Carrillo's every step. His effectiveness in front of goal has not only surprised the local press but has also led to speculation about his definitive incorporation into the first team's preseason for the 2026-2027 season. “He is a forward with a very high ceiling; he understands the game with his back to goal and has an aggressiveness in the area that is not common for his age,” reports from the PSV academy state. The comparison to Santiago Giménez's early days at Feyenoord is inevitable, given the speed at which both attackers started finding the net in one of the world's most developmental leagues. While PSV vies for a top spot in the Eredivisie, the Mexican national team's coaching staff keeps Carrillo on their constant monitoring radar, facing the need for generational changes in the attack for the 2026 World Cup. Stephano's performance in the Netherlands thus becomes a positive piece of news. Dordrecht's next match will be a new opportunity for the Mexican to extend his streak and continue knocking on the door of the top division.