CG90 said:

I just asked AI and at the moment there are rumours of interest from Fiorentina, Villarreal, Trabzonspor, Bayer Leverkusen, Everton, Crystal Palace, West ham and Norwich as well as the possibility of Bayern Munich triggering the buy back clause. I think with that many rumours surrounding him it is unlikely none of them eventuate. Any thoughts on which of the mention sides he would fit in/get minutes with?

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Surely he’d start at Trabzonspor but I don’t rate them much higher than Watford if at all.

CG90 said:

I just asked AI and at the moment there are rumours of interest from Fiorentina, Villarreal, Trabzonspor, Bayer Leverkusen, Everton, Crystal Palace, West ham and Norwich as well as the possibility of Bayern Munich triggering the buy back clause. I think with that many rumours surrounding him it is unlikely none of them eventuate. Any thoughts on which of the mention sides he would fit in/get minutes with?

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Ran it thru ai.. the following formations are used..

Leverkusen, Palace = 3421

Fiorentina = 433 or 3421

Trabzonspor, Villareal = 442

Everton = 4231

Of those i think the 433 (as LW) , 442 (as one of the 2 strikers) or the 4231 as the LW suits him best. For me the 3421 which uses 'inside wingers' isnt really his best use. Functions best as a geniune wide man in a counterattacking system, or as the smaller forward playing off targetman. As such i think Everton, Trabzonspor and Villareal suit him best.

Of those possibly Everton who play counter attack and Moyes would like his physicality. Crucially they have now lost Grealish whose loan has finished so Irankunda would get minutes there at least as Dwight McNeils backup, who himself was Grealish's backup.

Villareal he might struggle for minutes. Their main LCF is their topscorer from last season in mikautadze. Their other forwards are Moreno their captain, and then ex premier league players Nicolas Pepe and Ayoze.

Re Fiorentina, their main LW/LAM's were Manor Soloman and Jack Harrison who returned to Tottenham and leeds respectively on loan. So Irankunda would almost certainly get gametime.

Re leverkusen their Inside wingers most definitely function as AMs are covered by Tillman and Maza, so doubtful he'd get much gametime there.

LIkewise Palace also use their inside wingers as AMs are already covered by Ismaila Sarr and Yeremy Pino, sarr had a brilliant season and Pino was a 26mil pound signing and in the Spain squad.

So of those i think Everton and especially Fiorentina would be outstanding moves for him, with formations and counterattacking systems that suit him, with little competition at LW, particularly at Fiorentina. Always liked ACF anyway since the 90s Batistuta Nintendo kit, so if Nestory moves there might start supporting them.

rebelliousfeminist974 said:

Yengi Kusini's loan spell concludes | Official website | Cerezo OSAKA

[Official] This is the official website of Cerezo Osaka, where you can check match and ticket information, as well as the team and player details.

www.cerezo.jp

Kusini Yengi is leaving Cerezo Osaka upon the conclusion of his loan and will be returning to his parent club Aberdeen ahead of Scottish Premiership season 2026-27 getting underway.

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Kusini should have been picked over Tete for the World Cup squad. Thought hes looked great everytime hes played for the roos.

Bunch_of_hacks said:

Kusini should have been picked over Tete for the World Cup squad. Thought hes looked great everytime hes played for the roos.

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Still injured

rebelliousfeminist974 said:

Yengi Kusini's loan spell concludes | Official website | Cerezo OSAKA

[Official] This is the official website of Cerezo Osaka, where you can check match and ticket information, as well as the team and player details.

www.cerezo.jp

Kusini Yengi is leaving Cerezo Osaka upon the conclusion of his loan and will be returning to his parent club Aberdeen ahead of Scottish Premiership season 2026-27 getting underway.

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Bummer, would prefer him to stay in Japan.

Would prefer Irankunda to stay in England, but other than his goal against Turkey he’s been anonymous.

rebelliousfeminist974 said:

Kusini Yengi was injured in March and his return to play timeframe meant that he would have been ruled out of the entirety of the World Cup anyway.

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Cheers, didnt realise was injured.

As good as this team is, we still have K Yengi, Kuol, Tilio, Robertson, Arzani, Jovanovic, Milanovic and McGree to bolster it. And hopefully Arena and Gianluca Okon in a couple of yrs.

We need our boys start to move and playing into the bigger leagues soon, we lack top 5 league presence so the more they can play at those leagues and compete also into European continental leagues as well the better for level of the national team will be.