The 17-year-old teenage sensation of Ghanaian heritage has completed his loan switch to the English non-league side from the second-tier outfit for a brief period of deal in this ongoing campaign
Championship side Bristol City have loaned out USA-born Ghanaian teenager Desmond Kumih-Barimah to Bristol Manor Farm on a short-term contract ahead of the January transfer window.
The evergreen midfield enforcer, who has been starring for the Bristol U18 setup this term, was shipped out to the Farmy Army for a brief period of loan deal in order to gain first-team experience at the Ashton Gate Stadium in the current Southern Football League competition.
A statement from the English lowly division outfit over the signing of the Ghana-prospect midfielder read across their social media platforms: ''We are delighted to announce that Bristol City U21 midfielder Desmond Kumih-Barimah has joined the Farm on a short-term loan following the club's recent meeting in the Gloucestershire FA Senior Challenge Cup.''
Given his glaring talent as a budding prospect, the New Jersey-born native could become a cornerstone in the midfield position of the Ghana national team at the senior level provided the Ghana FA are able to secure his international allegiances from the United States to Ghana in the near future.
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