Running onto the pitch at a quick pace, Mylo soon settled into his position up front alongside Moussa Marega and the game quickly resumed.
After scoring their third goal of the game, Porto had changed from being a little laid back and had fully loaded their cannons, firing shots at the Boavista team at every opportunity.
The ball flowed fluidly among them as they worked their way through the Boavista players.
Despite just being subbed on, Mylo fitted perfectly into the formation and he played his part in keeping the ball flowing.
All this was thanks to his training with the senior team since the pre-season period, thus there was no sense of alienation in his movements, and with him being a striker, he had no need to run at the defenders so he didn't lose the ball needlessly and simply passed to whoever was open whenever the ball reached him.
