Tim Weah Follows Father’s Footsteps with Goal at Santiago Bernabeu

By Paul Michael

In a remarkable coincidence, Tim Weah, the son of legendary Liberian footballer George Weah, has scored a goal at the iconic Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, echoing his father’s historic feat over 30 years ago. www.totorinews.com reports
On September 16, 2025, Tim Weah netted the opening goal for Olympique de Marseille in their UEFA Champions League match against Real Madrid.

This achievement is particularly notable given the history between the Weah family and the Bernabeu Stadium. In 1994, George Weah scored the decisive goal for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in a 1-0 victory over Real Madrid in the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup. This match marked the only time Real Madrid has lost to a French team at home in European competition.

Tim Weah’s goal against Real Madrid continues a family legacy of scoring at the Bernabeu. While his father’s achievement was a testament to his skill and prowess on the field, Tim’s recent goal showcases the next generation’s talent and dedication. The Weah family’s connection to the Bernabeu Stadium is a fascinating story that highlights the impact of football on families and the enduring legacy of great players.

As Olympique de Marseille takes on Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League, fans will be watching closely to see how Tim Weah and his team perform against one of Europe’s most storied clubs. With his father’s legacy as inspiration, Tim Weah is poised to make his mark in the world of football, and this goal at the Bernabeu is just the beginning.