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Sergio Camello<\/a><\/strong> is enjoying a start to the campaign that is leaving a lasting impression on the Rayo faithful. The <\/a>Rayo Vallecano<\/a><\/strong> striker has established himself as the undisputed focal point in the system set up by Be\u00f1at San Jos\u00e9<\/a><\/strong>, driven above all by a consistency and clinical edge in front of goal that place him among the standout performers in the domestic competition. With seven goals in the opening seven matchdays<\/strong>\u2014already bettering the five he scored over the whole of last season\u2014and having found the net against opponents of the caliber of Alav\u00e9s<\/strong>, Barcelona<\/a><\/strong>, Racing de Santander<\/strong> and Real Madrid<\/a><\/strong>, the Madrid forward is going through a purple patch that has not gone unnoticed.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n His ruthlessness in the final third has earned him a LaLiga<\/a><\/strong> nomination for the September Player of the Month award<\/a><\/strong>. A more than deserved honor after producing four goals and one assist in just four matches during this period, which will see him go head-to-head with established stars such as Kylian Mbapp\u00e9<\/a><\/strong>, Raphinha<\/a><\/strong>, Jonathan David<\/a><\/strong> and Fer Ni\u00f1o<\/strong>. This official recognition from the league authorities confirms the stature of a Camello who has earned his place among the competition\u2019s most decisive players.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n However, this sensational scoring form has not been enough to open the doors to the Spanish national team<\/strong> during this autumn international break. It is striking that Luis de la Fuente<\/a><\/strong> has not turned to a profile he knows perfectly well from their time together in Spain\u2019s youth ranks, where the Rayo attacker was a key figure. Be that as it may, Camello will remain focused on extending his run in Vallecas<\/a><\/strong>, where no one now doubts his ability to lead the project.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n