Erling Haaland has already cemented his place as one of the world's most feared forwards with a remarkable scoring record. While the Norwegian wonderkid continues to steal the headlines, his 16-year-old cousin from his mother's side is proving their sky-high talent runs in the family.
Albert Braut Tjaaland is nicely going about his business on the field under the radar while Haaland steals all the limelight.
There could be a new sheriff in town in the next couple of years after Tjaaland made his first-team debut for second division side Bryne - the boyhood club of Haaland.
The scoring stats of this young prodigy are 30 goals in 22 matches in a season and 34 in 15 when he was even younger - that's 64 goals in 37 games.
Taking into account that Haaland took 422 minutes to score his first first-team goal, it remains to be seen when his cousin will achieve it. May the big European teams take note...