Top Clubs in Europe Show Interest in Signing South African Forward From Sundowns

• Top clubs in Europe as said to be interested in signing a South African forward from Mamelodi Sundowns, but the Pretoria giants are not ready to listen to offers
• The Premier Soccer League giants are hoping to retain the youngster despite push from the player's agent for a move to Europe
• The player's agent explained how the Brazilians have ignored all the advances made by clubs from overseas concerning the signing of the Mzansi winger

South African forward Kutlwano Letlhaku is reportedly linked with top clubs in Europe, but Mamelodi Sundowns are not willing to listen to any offer for the teenager.

The teenager is struggling for playing time since being promoted to the first team and it got worse under the new manager Miguel Cardoso.

He earned a game time under Manqoba Mngqithi, but the Portuguese coach has decided to go with senior players most times since his arrival.

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Europe clubs show interest in Kutlawo

Letlhaku's agent, Matthew Moore, in an interview with iDiskiTimes confirmed that is client has attracted interest from top European clubs in Denmark and Sweden.

The player's representative claimed that Mamelodi Sundowns are making it difficult for their client to achieve in long-term goal of playing in Europe by ignoring the advances of those clubs showing interest.

"Several top clubs from Denmark, Sweden, and other leagues have reached out to Sundowns regarding Kutlwano," he shared with iDiski Times.

"However, so far, Sundowns has been hesitant to engage with these clubs, even though Kutlwano's last start in the league was back in November when he scored twice against Polokwane City. Since then, his playing time has been limited under the new coach."

Moore also lamented about Sundowns' decision not to engage none of the clubs that are showing interest in the teenager.

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"This is a common challenge for young players who emerge from top, ambitious clubs like Sundowns. There’s always a concern that these players may hit a ceiling due to the lack of consistent game time, which hinders their development," he added.

"We are eager to work alongside Sundowns to find a path forward for a player we believe is the brightest young talent in South African football today.

"We would love to help Sundowns showcase that their young stars can make it overseas and thrive in international football."

Letlhaku was out of the Sundowns squad that thrash Orlando Pirates over the weekend at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium as he represented the club's reserve team in the DStv Diski Challenge clash against Kaizer Chiefs.

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The South African winger will be reunited with former coach at Mamelodi Sundowns, Rulani Mokwena, who was with the player at the Bucs and Masandawana before moving to Morocco’s most successful side to team up with him for the third time.

Source: Briefly News