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Hansi Flick eyes Ghanaian youngster Kobbie Mainoo as first signing for Barcelona

Published: 2 years ago
Ghana Players Abroad

Hansi Flick, the incoming manager for Barcelona, is reportedly keen on securing Manchester United’s rising star, Kobbie Mainoo, as his premier signing for the Spanish giants.

Spanish publication Nacional has revealed that Flick is adamant about signing the English-born Ghanaian midfielder from Manchester United. Mainoo, who has impressed under Erik ten Hag’s guidance this season, is believed to be Flick’s top priority in rebuilding Barcelona’s squad.

The young midfielder has been turning heads with his remarkable performances.

Mainoo’s recent stellar display played a pivotal role in Manchester United’s thrilling 4-3 victory at Molineux, where he showcased not only his prowess but also a flair for the dramatic.

After Pedro Neto leveled the score in the 95th minute, Mainoo seized the spotlight, delivering a moment of sheer brilliance in the 97th minute that secured a triumphant win for the visitors.

Mainoo’s meteoric rise has been highlighted by his first-ever Premier League goal during the pulsating encounter at Molineux, adding to the excitement surrounding the young midfielder.

This follows Mainoo’s earlier milestone when he netted his debut senior-level goal in Manchester United’s victorious FA Cup game against Newport.

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