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Abdul Fatawu Issahaku

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Safestandingfox

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Could be a very useful addition, needs the right coaching and instruction to work on releasing the ball at the right time, dribbling and 1v1 ability looks strong.

At 19, he has a lot of time to develop his decision making once he's beaten a man.

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HitchinFox

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Abdul came to stay
To play on Filbert Way
He came from Lisbon and now he's tearing you down
He's got three names
They all hurt our brains
We think one's Abdul, so we'll just sing that
Woah, Woah, Woah
 

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urban.spaceman

urban.spaceman

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1 hour ago, Jobyfox said:

So you misread his surname as Haiku and not Haku and that inspired you to write a couple of 3 line poems that don't follow the traditional construct of a Haiku? 

 

ok :yesyes:

 

 

Don't blame me, blame chatGPT :ph34r:

Mawuli

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3 hours ago, Thebluefox85 said:

So your telling me there’s players worse than musa and ghezzal!! 😧😧😧

Its so frustrating because he does have the raw attributes for it, but he's the biggest waste of natural talent I have ever seen on a ghanaian player. He will cut in and shoot at every opportunity, none will go in, for someone so quick he never goes outside of his man to try and beat him, and because ghana now has such a poor footballing education he doesn't know some of the basics of football (when to pass, etc etc) if we do get him I hope its a loan, because I doubt he's making it in the championship, let alone the premier league 

Happy Fox

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10 minutes ago, Mawuli said:

Its so frustrating because he does have the raw attributes for it, but he's the biggest waste of natural talent I have ever seen on a ghanaian player. He will cut in and shoot at every opportunity, none will go in, for someone so quick he never goes outside of his man to try and beat him, and because ghana now has such a poor footballing education he doesn't know some of the basics of football (when to pass, etc etc) if we do get him I hope its a loan, because I doubt he's making it in the championship, let alone the premier league 

 

He's 19 you shouldn't be writing him off just yet.

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Tommy G

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25 minutes ago, Mawuli said:

Its so frustrating because he does have the raw attributes for it, but he's the biggest waste of natural talent I have ever seen on a ghanaian player. He will cut in and shoot at every opportunity, none will go in, for someone so quick he never goes outside of his man to try and beat him, and because ghana now has such a poor footballing education he doesn't know some of the basics of football (when to pass, etc etc) if we do get him I hope its a loan, because I doubt he's making it in the championship, let alone the premier league 

What a glowing reference 

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moore_94

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Would be very happy with this guy and Yunus Akgun

 

One worry I had about potentially getting both Yunus and Rak-Sakyi is that both would probably be expecting to start every week, and Palace would be wanting/expecting it as well

 

At least this way we are more likely to have a starter - Yunus - and a younger player to develop and rotate in - Fatawu

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Simmo86

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Just now, moore_94 said:

Would be very happy with this guy and Yunus Akgun

Be like London buses, waited 5 years for one RW winger and get 2 in a week 

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StriderHiryu

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1 minute ago, moore_94 said:

Would be very happy with this guy and Yunus Akgun

Akgun was very decent in the match highlights you posted earlier. Surprised me that he was a starter and that he played so well.

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Weller Wing

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6 minutes ago, Yuki! said:

Somewhere in my heart there is a star that shines for you, Abdul Fatawu our superstar in Blue 

 

 

Could be a few on here totally oblivious to an Aztec Camera song

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ClaphamFox

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1 hour ago, Spudulike said:

Perhaps get him in and loan him out. Can you loan a loanee? 

Good idea. But only if the club we loan him to agrees to immediately loan him back to us - we'll need him. 

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Ryy

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Abdul Fatawu Issahaku is on the verge of joining Leicester City on a loan deal from Sporting Lisbon with an option to buy for around £12-14M.
Negotiations very advanced and he will travel to England after all paperworks are finalized 🇬🇭🔜

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JimJams

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From the highlight reel I'm not excited by it, and for 12-14mill it seems a lot, HOWEVER it's a loan with OPTION so as long as we get in another RW to go with him then they can battle it out. And if he is as shit as he looks at decision making then it's a project for Enzo to show his worth as a coach.

moore_94

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https://abola.pt/nnh/2023-08-24/sporting-fatawu-quase-fechado-no-leicester/1001675

 

Fatawu almost closed at Leicester

 

Fatawu's future will really pass through Leicester. Sporting and the English club are finalizing the details of the agreement and, according to A BOLA, in the next few hours the Ghanaian international should receive the green light to travel to England.

 

Working apart from the main squad since the start of the season, Fatawu will be loaned to Leicester, with the English club having the possibility of exercising an option at the end of the season.

 

The value of it is still being negotiated between the clubs, but A BOLA knows that it will be higher than the 14 million euros that the English press advanced. In addition, the possibility of Sporting retaining a percentage of a future sale should not be overlooked, should Leicester activate this option, as happens, for example, with the loan of Jovane Cabral to Salernitana.

 

It should be recalled that he paid 1.2 million euros to Steadfast FC for all of the winger's sporting and economic rights, with the Ghanaian club entitled to receive 50% of a future capital gain after deducting the solidarity mechanism and expenses inherent in the sale.

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moore_94

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1 minute ago, st albans fox said:

More than €14m …….

I guess it’s an option so if we go up then we’ll know if he's worth that fee

I imagine the fee that @Ryy found is probably right

 

Would be somewhere from €14m to just over €16m

 

2 hours ago, Ryy said:

Abdul Fatawu Issahaku is on the verge of joining Leicester City on a loan deal from Sporting Lisbon with an option to buy for around £12-14M.
Negotiations very advanced and he will travel to England after all paperworks are finalized 🇬🇭🔜

 

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