Italy and Portugal lock horns in battle for Archangel Bintsouka
Archangel Bintsouka’s meteoric rise in Albanian football has ignited a fierce bidding war between Italy and Portugal, as clubs from both countries vie for the signature of the Congolese striker ahead of the upcoming transfer window.
The 21-year-old FK Partizani forward has emerged as a standout talent in the Albanian championship, garnering attention from across Europe for his impressive performances.
While Bintsouka began the season with notable displays in the Europa Conference League qualifiers, scoring a goal in three appearances, it is his consistent form throughout the campaign that has piqued the interest of scouts.
Despite not attracting interest from Europe’s top clubs, Bintsouka has become a sought-after commodity, with several clubs from Italy and Portugal leading the charge in the race for his signature.
Notable Serie A sides such as Hellas Verona, Torino, and Genoa have expressed keen interest in acquiring the promising striker, according to reports from Footmercato.
Simultaneously, Portuguese clubs, including Vitoria Guimaraes, Famalicao, Gil Vicente, Estrela Amadora, and Farense, have emerged as potential destinations for Bintsouka, signaling the depth of interest in his services from the Iberian nation.
Bintsouka’s rapid ascent in Albanian football has not gone unnoticed, with his blend of skill, athleticism, and goal-scoring prowess capturing the attention of scouts and club executives alike.
As the summer transfer window approaches, the competition to secure his signature is expected to intensify, with clubs eager to bolster their attacking options with the dynamic Congolese forward.
With both Italy and Portugal presenting enticing opportunities for Bintsouka to further his career, the decision on his next destination promises to be a pivotal moment in his burgeoning footballing journey.
