Bayern Munich Sign Nestory Irankunda, Promising 17-Year-Old Australian Winger Signs Contract to Join Club in July 2024
Bayern Munich said Tuesday that Irankunda will join the German champion on July 1 on “a long-term contract.” He turns 18 in February, making an international transfer possible.
Munich, Nov 14: Bayern Munich has signed an agreement for 17-year-old Australian winger Nestory Irankunda to join the club in July. Irankunda has been acclaimed as one of Australia's brightest-ever prospects since making his debut for Adelaide United at the age of just 15 in January 2022. Soon after he became the second-youngest scorer in the history of the A-League, Australia's main men's soccer competition. He's played 39 times for Adelaide. 'Look at This Virat Kohli....' Thomas Muller Dons Team India Jersey, Wishes Men in Blue Good Luck Ahead of IND vs NZ Cricket World Cup 2023 Semifinal in a Video Message.
Bayern said Tuesday that Irankunda will join the German champion on July 1 on “a long-term contract.” He turns 18 in February, making an international transfer possible.
“I'm happy to have this all finalized and to be heading to one of the best clubs in the world — it's a real dream come true,” Irankunda said in an Adelaide statement. Bayern Munich 4–2 FC Heidenheim, Bundesliga 2023–24: Harry Kane Brace Helps Bavarians To Go Top of Points Table at Allianz Arena.
Born in Tanzania, Irankunda has played for the Australian national Under-17 team and was called up for the senior team in March but did not play. “Nestory is an extremely quick winger, a strong dribbler and finisher with good drive towards goal. We're convinced by his potential and that he will take the next steps with us,” Bayern's director of youth development Jochen Sauer said in a statement. (AP)
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