"A striker is born every ten years," a famous coach once said. Germán Cano, with his goal-scoring ability, may very well be that exception at Fluminense. Since joining the club, he has been a vital force, capable of changing the course of matches with his refined finishing skills.

In the victory over Internacional, a League classic, Cano was the star, scoring two goals that secured a 3-1 win. His positioning on the field and game reading are impressive, allowing him to find space in compact defenses. The Maracanã stadium was packed, and the crowd was roaring, and he responded with a stellar performance.

Cano is not just a finisher. His ability to participate in playmaking is noteworthy. He often drops back to help build up, engaging with players like L. Acosta and Agner in midfield. This ability to create and finish makes him not only a goal-scorer but a complete player in attack, essential for Fluminense's ambitions.