Levante forward, IvánRomero, has set a new record in the PrimeraDivisión by scoring in three consecutive games, something he had never achieved before in the Spanish top flight. His first goal of the streak came last Monday in the 3-3 draw against Sevilla FC, where he opened the scoring for Levante. Previously, he had scored in the 3‑1 against Villarreal and in the 2‑4 against Barcelona, ​​contributing with his team's only score in both games.

Romero, 28 years old and originally from LaSolana (CiudadReal), has become one of Levante's top scorers along with RogerBrugué. In the first seven games of the season, the forward has started six of them and has scored three goals, placing him at the top of the club's scoreboard. His performance has remained constant since his arrival at the club in 2023, when he has played 97 games in all competitions, adding 20 goals and six assists.

Last season, Romero recorded seven goals and two assists in 37 LaLiga games, although his top-flight debut was with Sevilla in the 2021-22 campaign. His best campaign in terms of scoring came in the 2024-25 season, when he scored nine goals for Levante, which positioned him as one of the team's most effective forwards.

Levante, which has shown a solid performance in the first matches of the day, benefits from Romero's contribution on the attacking front. His ability to score in key moments has been decisive in close matches, and his streak of three consecutive goals reinforces the team's confidence in the attacking zone. The club continues to look to consolidate its position in the table as it progresses in the competition.

With the season still underway, Levante prepares for the upcoming matches with the expectation that Romero maintains his form. The club and its supporters hope that the forward will continue to contribute with goals and assists, as the team looks to improve its position in the league standings and advance in the Copa del Rey.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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