Joshua Kimmich has evolved into the complete midfielder in recent years.The German international first burst onto the scene at Bayern Munich as a defender, often operating as a centre-back under the leadership of Pep Guardiola.Kimmich was then used as a right-back for a significant period of time, where he continued to perform to a world-class standard for both club and country.But he's now Bayern's main man in midfield and despite starting off his career as a defender, Kimmich is absolutely deadly in attacking positions.The 26-year-old assists his teammates regularly and is capable of scoring absolute stunners, as he proved on Saturday afternoon against Augsburg.With Bayern 2-0 up and cruising thanks to an own goal and a strike from Serge Gnabry, Kimmich decided to try his luck from distance and we're so, so glad he did.The all-action midfielder's powerful shot flew into the back of the net in epic fashion and you can watch the goal in all of its beauty below.

Kimmich's stunner

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What. A. Goal.

"I have to breathe for a moment, sorry," the commentator aptly says after Kimmich's sensational effort.

Shortly after the goal, Kingsley Coman produced a wonder-strike of his own to put the Bundesliga champions 4-0 up in the Allianz Arena.

(Credit: The Football Terrace)