Napoli head coach Carlo Ancelotti lauded Dries Mertens' record-breaking performance after the Serie A outfit edged Salzburg 3-2 in an entertaining Champions League clash in Austria.
Mertens put Napoli in front on two occasions before Lorenzo Insigne came off the bench to get the winner for Ancelotti's men in Group E action on Wednesday.
Belgium international Mertens has now scored 116 goals for Napoli, second only to former captain Marek Hamsik (121).
Mertens' brace saw him move past Napoli legend Diego Maradona on the club's list of all-time scorers and kept the Italian side on top of Group E, one point ahead of Champions League holders Liverpool.