Ghanaian fullback Collins Agyeman is gradually emerging as one of the world’s young stars to watch closely in football.
The teenage sensation has shown his versatility, excelling both as a fullback and as a midfielder, and has shown a great level of intensity that has drawn the attention of many towards his abilities.
One of Agyeman’s standout moments in a national team shirt came during the WAFU Zone B U-17 tournament, where he made a significant impact for Ghana, contributing on both ends of the pitch.
Agyeman found the back of the net with a crucial penalty in the quarterfinal match against Togo’s U-17 side and helped the Black Starlets eventually secure a bronze medal in the competition.
Agyeman currently plays for Benab FC and is now rumoured to be on the radar of Premier League and other clubs in Europe.
The 17-year-old’s strengths lie in his ability to quickly retain possession, an impressive passing range, and his blistering pace.
He is a progressive ball carrier, a skilled dribbler, and a reliable penalty taker for his team on any day.
His quick burst of acceleration allows him to edge and outpace opponents with ease, while his ability to switch play and dictate the tempo of matches remains a key asset for any team he features in.
Agyeman continues to develop by the day and is the current Ghana U17 captain and a member of the side that beat Serbia 5-0 earlier this year.
He now remains a player to keep close tabs on in the coming years, as he aspires to become one of the world’s top football talents of the new generation.
