Tottenham and Nottingham Forest following Gambian starlet Adama Bojang

Tottenham and Nottingham Forest among clubs monitoring Gambian starlet Adama Bojang as the young striker continues to shine at the AFCON U20 Championship

  • The Gambia U20 star is is tipped to be named player of the tournament
  • He scored a hat-trick in an emphatic 5-0 win against South Sudan in the quarters
  • A number of clubs in Europe have started to take notice of the forward

Tottenham and Nottingham Forest are among the clubs following Gambia’s exciting young striker Adama Bojang.

The 18-year-old has been starring for his country in the AFCON U20 Championship in Egypt and is tipped to be named player of the tournament.

Bojang scored a hat-trick in an emphatic 5-0 win against South Sudan in the quarter finals on Friday and all eyes will be on him again as he lines up against Nigeria in the semi finals on Monday. 

Bojang is the first Gambian to score a hat-trick in a CAF tournament etching his name in his country’s record books and also earned the man of the match award.

‘I feel so excited to score a hat-trick; these are my first goals in this tournament,’ he said.

‘Coming to his tournament and showing my talent to Africa and the world, and having a hat-trick for my country as a youngster, is so amazing.’ Bojang told media. ‘We are preparing strongly and scoring goals is very important.’

Tottenham and Nottingham Forest are among the clubs following striker Adama Bojang

Nicknamed ‘the Gambian Hurricane’, the 6ft 3ins centre forward is quick, brave and direct and has been prolific with his club side Steve Biko FC in Gambia. 

However, he has been candid about wanting to win the Holden Boot for his club and use his goals at AFCON U20 to put himself in the proverbial shop window for a move to one of Europe’s top leagues this summer.

Forest and Spurs are among the Premier League clubs to have made enquiries so far as scouts collate favourable reports on the teenager while Ajax and French side Marseille have also posted their interest.

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