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Watch future USMNT star Cavan Sullivan score record-breaking MLS goal and celebrate like LeBron James

Cavan Sullivan scored the Philadelphia Union’s second goal in their 2-0 victory over Montreal on Saturday. The 16-year-old, who has agreed to join Manchester City when he turns 18, is having a breakthrough season.

Watch future USMNT star Cavan Sullivan score record-breaking MLS goal and celebrate like LeBron James

Photo by Terence Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images - Cavan Sullivan scored the second goal for the Philadelphia Union in their 2-0 win over Montreal on Saturday. At just 16 years old, Sullivan is already having a breakout season and is set to join Manchester City once he turns 18. This impressive performance broke the MLS record for most goal contributions by a 16-year-old in a campaign, surpassing Freddy Adu's previous record.

After scoring, Sullivan celebrated with a LeBron James-inspired chalk toss, tossing a bag of chalk into the air just like the NBA star does before games.

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