Inter Milan is no stranger to wing-breaking goals in recent years, but the latest strike from Henrikh Mkhitaryan has taken things to another level. The Armenian midfielder scored his first goal for Inter Milan on Sunday night against AC Milan, breaking the club's long-standing ban on wing breaks.

The game was a tense affair, with both teams struggling to break through the other's defenses. However, Mkhitaryan's goal changed everything. The striker, who had been playing as a central midfielder,Stadium Express Link made a brilliant run down the left flank and used his pace and agility to outmaneuver several defenders before scoring a stunningly accurate header into the net.

Mkhitaryan's goal came after just five minutes of play, which is remarkable given that he had only joined Inter Milan two weeks earlier. It also marked the first time in Inter Milan's history that they have allowed a wing-breaker to score a goal, further cementing the club's reputation for being one of the best attacking teams in Europe.

This breakthrough could be a significant turning point for Inter Milan, who have struggled to find their rhythm in recent seasons. With Mkhitaryan back in action, it will be interesting to see how the team responds and whether they can continue to push for success in the coming months.

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