Abdul Fatawu Issahaku has taken a significant step in his football career by joining Leicester City Football Club on loan in the English Championship.
The signing of this promising 19-year-old Ghanaian winger has been officially confirmed by Leicester City, and it comes as a result of a season-long loan agreement with Sporting Lisbon. However, this move is still awaiting final approvals from both league authorities and international channels.
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku has been making waves both domestically and on the international stage with his exceptional skills and performances. He is now set to embark on a new chapter in his career at the King Power Stadium, where he will be under the guidance of coach Enzo Maresca. His arrival is expected to be a significant boost to The Foxes' campaign in the 2023/24 Sky Bet Championship season.
This move has been met with great enthusiasm from Fatawu himself, who expressed his happiness and excitement, describing it as an amazing moment for him. He believes that Leicester City is the best place for him to continue his development as a footballer. His decision to join the club was influenced by his belief that the environment and coaching staff at Leicester will provide the ideal conditions for his growth and improvement as a player. His discussions with Manager Enzo Maresca centered around plans to nurture his talent and enhance his footballing skills.
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku's journey to this point has been nothing short of remarkable. Hailing from Tamale, he began his senior career with Steadfast FC and quickly established himself as a rising star in Ghanaian football. He had a successful loan spell at Ghana Premier League side Dreams FC in October 2021 before signing with Sporting Lisbon in April 2022.
Fatawu's senior debut for Sporting Lisbon in August 2022 marked a significant milestone in his career. He even contributed to his team's UEFA Champions League campaign in the previous season, showcasing his versatility and adaptability on the field.
On the international stage, he played a crucial role in Ghana’s Under-20 team's victory at the Africa Under-20 Cup of Nations in March 2021, earning the title of Player of the Tournament. His commitment to representing Ghana is evident in his 14 senior international appearances, including an appearance at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar last year.
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