Egyptian youngster Bilal Attia made an impressive start with Racing Santander's youth team, scoring a hat-trick in a 7-1 victory over Victoria on Sunday in the ninth round of the Spanish Youth League.

The 18-year-old delivered a strong performance in his first appearance for the Spanish club after recovering from a knee injury that had kept him out of action for several months.

Attia scored three goals to help his team secure an important victory, marking a memorable beginning to his career in Spanish football.

Bilal Attia Scores Hat-Trick on His Debut

Racing Santander's youth team enjoyed a comfortable victory against Victoria, with Egyptian forward Bilal Attia playing a major role in the result.

Attia scored three of Racing's seven goals, becoming one of the standout players in the match.

His teammate Lasso added two goals, while David and Mateo scored once each to complete the 7-1 victory.

The match was particularly important for Attia, who had been waiting to make his first appearance since joining Racing Santander from Egyptian club Al Ahly on loan until the end of the season.

The Spanish club announced his arrival in early June, but a knee injury delayed his debut and forced him to spend several months away from competitive football.

After completing his recovery, Attia finally returned to action on Sunday and made an immediate impact by scoring his first three goals for the club.

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His impressive start gives him a major confidence boost as he looks to earn more playing time and establish himself in Racing Santander's youth squad.

Racing Santander Move Up the League Table

The 7-1 victory helped Racing Santander increase their points total to 17, moving them into fourth place in Group One of the Spanish Youth League after nine rounds.

Victoria, meanwhile, remained on seven points in 11th place, second from bottom, following the heavy defeat.

Celta Vigo currently lead the group with 25 points, followed by Deportivo in second place with 24 points.

Lugo sit third with 20 points, three ahead of Racing Santander.

Attia's performance is also encouraging news for Egyptian youth football, as the young forward continues his development in Spain after leaving Al Ahly on loan.

The Egyptian youngster will now hope to build on his impressive debut, secure regular appearances, and help Racing Santander challenge for a higher position in the league standings.

His three-goal performance provides a promising start to his Spanish experience after overcoming the injury that delayed his first appearance.