Arsenal and Tottenham are closely monitoring the teenage sensation Prince Amoako after his strong start in Europe.
Spurs and Arsenal step up chase for Prince Amoako
North London’s big two are circling around 18-year-old Prince Amoako, the exciting African forward who has made headlines in Denmark.
He joined FC Nordsjaelland from the Right to Dream academy this summer. Since then, he has bagged four goals in just eight appearances. His impact has put scouts on alert. Arsenal along with Spurs are said to be keeping tabs on him.
The way he plays fearless football, often draws comparisons with Mohammed Kudus for his style and movement. He is still a youngster settling in Europe. The player is already showing signs of a star who could succeed in PL.
Reports suggest interest won’t just be coming from England. Top European clubs are already showing interest in the youngster, as per TBR Football. Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Dortmund are all in the chase. But, the London clubs have a history of nurturing young stars.
So, the possibility of quick PL exposure could change things in favor of the English giants. If either side moves decisively in January, they’d be landing one of the most talked-about young forwards on the continent.
Premier League dream on the horizon
Now, Amoako needs to find a right club that will give him a clear path to growth. Both Arsenal and Spurs are known for trusting young players. A good environment could be exactly what the player needs to work on his skills and adapt to top-flight football.
The challenge is the competition. Chelsea, Manchester City, Newcastle and several European giants are all monitoring his progress. Any hesitation could see Arsenal and Tottenham miss out on a player with great potential. The coming months will show who’s ready to gamble early and invest in Amoako’s future.
Author’s Opinion:
Amoako looks like the real deal. Arsenal and Spurs can’t afford to sit back, because by the time his stock rises further, the price tag will be out of reach.
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