Zlatan Ibrahimovic needed only 195 seconds on Saturday to score in his first game for Manchester United.
The 34-year-old Swedish forward met Antonio Valencia's cross with an acrobatic scissor kick to score in the fourth minute against Turkish side Galatasaray — in front of a home crowd in Gothenburg.
Ibrahimovic, who was substituted at halftime of the pre-season friendly, joined the 20-time English champions at the start of July on a one-year deal with an option for an additional year.
Wayne Rooney got two goals for United — one from the penalty spot -—and Marouane Fellaini and Juan Mata also scored in United's 5-2 victory.
reds beat Milan
SANTA ClARA: Some 5,000 miles from home, the sounds of "You'll Never Walk Alone," liverpool FC's unofficial anthem, billowed from levi's Stadium during warm-ups.
Fan support for one of the world's most popular sports teams was apparent throughout the night while Divock Origi and Roberto Firmino scored and liverpool beat AC Milan 2-0 in an International Champions Cup exhibition game Saturday night at levi's Stadium.
"It's all over the world and that shows what a big club it is," liverpool midfielder James Milner said.
"It's great to come out all the way to the other side of America and be so far away from home, it shows that these guys are always supporting us."
Origi opened the scoring in the 59th minute off an assist from Alberto Moreno.
Firmino scored 14 minutes later on a sliding kick off a deflected pass from Sheyl Ojo.
Origi's goal followed a first half in which liverpool put heavy pressure on AC Milan. The Reds outshot AC Milan 5-2, had five corner kicks to their opponent's one and had the only two blocks in the half.
"I'm pleased with our performance," liverpool coach Jürgen Klopp said, "especially in the first half. "We passed and we passed and we passed until we were through. We created chances and we didn't score, of course we need to finish."
Brazil defeat Japan
GOIANIA: Striker Gabriel and defender Marquinhos scored a goal each as Brazil defeated Japan 2-0 on Saturday in its final warmup match ahead of the Rio Games.
Brazil makes its Olympic debut on Thursday against South Africa in Brasilia. Iraq and Denmark are the other two teams in Group A.