Real Madrid star scoops Club World Cup Golden Boot award
This comes owing to his exploits at this summer's Club World Cup.
The newly-formatted CWC was of course brought to a close on Sunday evening, as Chelsea beat out Paris Saint-Germain to lift the title.
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The aforementioned Real Madrid managed to battle their way to the tournament's semi-finals, but were sent packing in comprehensive fashion by PSG.
Youngster Gonzalo, meanwhile, enjoyed something of a breakout summer, on his way to four goals in six appearances in the USA.
And as alluded to above, such exploits have proven enough to see the Spanish frontman crowned Club World Cup top scorer.
Whilst four players (Serhou Guirassy, Marcos Leonardo, Ángel Di María) finished the competition with four goals to their name, Gonzalo also added an assist, enough to see him take home the Golden Boot award.
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