The former Black Stars shot-stopper has departed the Orlando Stadium outfit after a four-year stay at the club.
The German superpower outfit have landed the talented teenager of Ghanaian origin together with his team-mate Maurice Krattenmacher
German-born Ghanaian budding forward Gibson Nana Adu has joined Bundesliga heavyweights Bayern Munich, the club have confirmed.
The 16-year-old together with his team-mate Maurice Krattenmacher were secured from 3. Liga side Unterhaching this summer.
"FC Bayern have signed attackers Maurice Krattenmacher, 18, and Gibson Nana Adu, 16, from Unterhaching. Adu will continue to play for the 3. Liga club next season," an excerpt of a statement over the capturing of the duo reads.
Bayern Munich sporting director at the youth level Jochen Sauer had this to tell his club's official website right after signing the two teenagers: "Maurice Krattenmacher and Gibson Nana Adu are two players with great prospects. Maurice is from Munich, was with us in his younger years and has gained experience in the 3. Liga at Unterhaching. He’s got good technique, is versatile in attack, and not just capable of scoring himself but always has an eye for teammates. Gibson is both the youngest player and goalscorer in the history of the 3. Liga. Both are representative of Unterhaching’s good youth development. We back both players to make it professionally.”
Nana Adu is currently holding the record as the youngest ever player to score in the German 3.Liga campaign at the age of 16.
Given his enormous talent, he could be a sure bet for Ghana at the international level.
England manager, Gareth Southgate, has named Kobbie Mainoo in his final squad for the 2024 European Championships while Jarrel Quansah has been dropped.
Gareth Southgate has dropped Liverpool defender, Jarell Quansah from England's final squad for the upcoming Euro 2024.
Kobbie Mainoo, the talented England midfielder of Ghanaian descent, has clinched the title of FA Cup Player of the Season.
Throughout the 2023/24 season, Mainoo dazzled fans with his exceptional skills, becoming a standout performer for Manchester United in the domestic cup competition.
His remarkable contribution was evident in the FA Cup final against Manchester City on May 25, where he showcased his prowess by netting a crucial goal with a well-executed shot. This pivotal equalizer propelled Manchester United to a stunning 2-1 victory over their rivals, securing the FA Cup title.
With a total of two goals in six appearances, coupled with consistently outstanding displays, Mainoo's stellar performance earned him the prestigious accolade of FA Cup Player of the Season.
At just 19 years old, Mainoo's remarkable achievements have catapulted him into the spotlight, and he currently finds himself in the England national team camp. As he prepares to represent the Three Lions at the 2024 European Championship, Mainoo's future in football looks incredibly promising.
The experienced wing-forward of Ghanaian descent has appended his signature to a new deal with the newly-promoted Italian second tier side this summer
