Belgian Pro League giants Club Brugge have reportedly set their sights on talented Nigerian forward Zadok Yohanna following the teen sensation’s blistering start to life at Swedish outfit AIK, Footynaija.com reports.
Yohanna is steadily establishing himself as one of the most exciting young attacking talents in Sweden, with his impressive record of six goal contributions (4G, 2A) across all competitions for AIK telling a story of its own.
According to Voetbal Nieuws, Club Brugge have taken notice of the 18-year-old right-winger and are now weighing up a potential transfer ahead of the summer transfer window.
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The 19-time Belgian Pro League champions are expecting to part ways with Greek winger Christos Tzolis at the end of this season and to fill that void, they’re pondering the acquisition of the Nigerian bred talent as a possible replacement.
However, Club Brugge are not alone in their admiration for Yohanna, with reports suggesting that the youngster is also attracting interest from a host of other potential suitors all over Europe.
Yohanna is currently tied to AIK until December 31, 2029, meaning Club Brugge or any other potential suitors would need to make a significant financial commitment to secure his services, especially with recent transfers of young talents from the Swedish league typically ranging between €9 million and €20 million.
For the Bauchi born teenager, a move from the Swedish Allsvenskan to Belgian Pro League would represent an ideal next step in his budding career, especially considering the career trajectory of Nigerian stars like Raphael Onyedika and Vince Osuji, who followed a similar pathway.
