Sierra Leone Star Offered New Deal as Big European Clubs Lurk

Danish premier league side AGF have offered striker Mustapha Bundu a renewed deal to get him to commit his future to them.

Just 22, and having a free ride this season in the Scandinavian country’s top tier, Bundu is attracting interest in Turkey as well as sides from France in Monaco and Bordeaux and Anderlecht of Belgium.

All four aforesaid outfits have dispatched their chief scouts to keep an eye on the turn of events as the player’s current deal ends in eighteen months.

And aware of the bombardment of interest coming their prized possession’s path, AGF have given Mustapha an extended contract in the hope to tie him down to a longer contract.

The move, reports in Denmark suggest, is club chairman Peter Christiansen’s plans to cash in on the player to fetch huge bucks in the future sale of the Sierra Leonean.

Talks toward this trajectory have taken off but there are no major breakthroughs announced yet with the striker expected to sign on the condition he is given revised pay and is allowed to sanction an exit in the event a big suitor comes his way.