Monrovia, following Liberian Youngster Divine Teah been recognised the Guardian Newspaper for his excellent performance with the national team of Liberia and his club Nimba FC it has been revealed that several top European Clubs have interest the wonder kid.
By: Christopher C.Walker [email protected] 0777898224/0886723075
Italian Sportswriter Fabrizio Romano on Monday posted on his official Facebook page that several European teams are interested in the gifted Liberian teenager.
According to him, Belgium’s Gent, AC Milan, Sporting Lisbon, and Bayer Leverkusen are all keeping a close eye on the midfielder.
The renowned football journalist Fabrizio posted
“Multiple clubs are tracking Liberia 2006 born talented midfielder Divine Teah,”
“Gent, AC Milan, Sporting, Bayer Leverkusen are all keeping close eye on him,”
Teah, was recently included into The Guardian’s top 60 talents of Next Generation for 2023.
The wonder kid who has proven to be a star for the future in September of 2023 got the consolation goal for Liberia Lone Star in a friendly match against Ghana who won the game 3-1,
The attacking midfielder has meanwhile caught the attention of many scouts around the world but most notably he has been named among The Guardian’s Next Generation 2023 for best young talents.
According to the London base newspaper Divine Teah who came through the youth system of Massa Football Academy in Liberia has the potential to be one of the players in years to come that will light the world of football.
Guardian Newspaper named the 17 years old among 60 players from around the world they believe will replace the current generation of footballers at both club and country level.
The Guardian, a British daily newspaper that identifies the best young talent coming through around the world every year also follow their progress with an annual update.
However, the 17-year-old has signed a pre-contract agreement with Swedish outfit Hammarby FC awaiting his 18-year birthday celebration to move permanently.
The Nimba FC attacker has several caps with the National Soccer team of Liberia, Lone Star. Many Liberian football supporters have expressed great optimism about the boy’s future on social media since the information was released by seasoned Italian sports journalists.
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