The future of Malian talent Mamadou Doumbia, freshly 18 years old, is on the verge of crystallizing. The burgeoning center forward is poised to ink a deal with English Championship side Watford in the imminent hours.
A mutually agreeable arrangement has been reached between Watford and AS Black Stars of Badalabougou, with Mamadou Doumbia slated to pen his inaugural professional contract, securing his allegiance for the next five seasons.
His initial stint is expected to be with the youth team as he embarks on a promising professional career.
Having showcased his prowess during the U17 World Cup in Indonesia, Doumbia captured the attention of several European clubs, igniting a competitive pursuit for his signature.
AS Black Stars of Badalabougou has granted the prodigious forward the green light, and Doumbia has diligently undertaken the requisite administrative procedures to secure his visa for the UK.
The timing of the anticipated signing coincides with an upcoming fixture for Watford, who is scheduled to face Huddersfield in the 34th day of the English D2 championship.
Doumbia’s addition to the squad brings anticipation and excitement, as the young talent looks set to contribute to Watford’s campaign in the Championship.
