Barcelona battle PSV for Italian-born Ghanaian attacking midfielder Justin Kumi
The highly sought-after Italian-born Ghanaian attacking midfielder, Justin Kumi, has become the subject of a fierce competition between Barcelona and PSV, as reported by Sportsworldghana. Kumi, a promising 18-year-old player, has garnered attention from various European clubs due to his exceptional performances for Sassuolo's youth team.
Despite his young age, Kumi has already made a significant impact since his debut last season for the Neroverdi Primavera squad. Thriving within Sassuolo's youth system, he caught the club's eye and was rewarded with a well-deserved three-year contract last summer.
TMW reports that Kumi's remarkable displays for Sassuolo's Primavera team this season have attracted the interest of clubs like SC Freiburg, Barcelona, and PSV. These clubs are closely monitoring the talented prodigy and may consider pursuing him during the upcoming summer transfer window.
Throughout the current season, Kumi has showcased his skills in 23 appearances for the Sassuolo youth side, contributing with two goals and two assists. Despite holding Italian citizenship, he has the potential to switch his allegiance and represent Ghana in the future, should he choose to do so.
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MARCUS RASHFORD plans to stay at Manchester United after they secured Champions League football.
The forward has stalled over a new deal with his boyhood club and been courted by Paris Saint-Germain.
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RASH DECISION Marcus Rashford to STAY at Man Utd for many years with star close to penning biggest deal of his career
MARCUS RASHFORD plans to stay at Manchester United after they secured Champions League football.
The forward has stalled over a new deal with his boyhood club and been courted by Paris Saint-Germain.
Marcus Rashford wants to stay at Man Utd
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Marcus Rashford wants to stay at Man U
Rashford wants to put pen to paper following a successful first season under boss Erik ten Hag.
United won the Carabao Cup and qualified for Europe’s top tournament — yet painfully lost Saturday’s FA Cup final to Manchester City.
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