Angolan right winger Manu, who currently plays for Portuguese side União Santarém and is listed with Estrela U23 in the Liga Revelação U23 qualifying competition, is being linked with a potential switch to Polish Ekstraklasa club Radomiak Radom.
The 20-year-old, born on 9 November 2005 and standing at 1.75m, is reported to be the subject of interest from Radomiak as they assess wide attacking options for the new season. The move is being discussed at rumour level, with the reported probability of a deal still marked as “?” and no agreement in place.
Manu, an Angola youth prospect who operates primarily as an attacking right winger and favours his right foot, is registered with shirt number 11 at União Santarém. Transfer data lists no fixed contract expiry date and no transfer fee, opening up speculation that he could be available as a free agent or low‑cost signing if his situation in Portugal is clarified.
His market value is currently recorded as “None” on Transfermarkt, an unusual status that adds to the uncertainty around any potential fee and fuels talk that Radomiak may see an opportunity to secure a low‑risk deal rather than a conventional transfer bid.
The winger has been involved in Portugal’s development structure with Estrela U23 in the Liga U23 – Cup Qualifying competition, using that platform to build experience in a European environment. Recent statistical detail for Manu’s latest matches, including opposition, dates, scorelines and individual performances, has not been made public in the current data set, but his continued presence in youth and lower‑league squads suggests regular competitive minutes.
Should a move to Radomiak materialise, it would mark Manu’s first venture into the Polish top flight and could prove a decisive step in shaping his early career trajectory, reputation in European football and prospects of breaking through at senior international level for Angola.
