Best college player in USA! Austria Klagenfurt to sign striker Gloire Amanda until 2023
Austria has Gloire Amanda near Klagenfurt
This transfer should make the heart of old Austrian supporters beating faster! The Violets are reinventing themselves with an offensive player whose roots are in Tanzania like former fan favorite Kasim Ramdani: Gloire Amanda, 22, is moving to Klagenfurt, Austria and will receive a contract by June 30, 2023.
The new Klagenfurt Sturm-Hope was born in a refugee camp in Kigoma province, later the family moved to Canada. Amanda first coached as a youth for First Division club Edmonton FC before being accepted from North American Major League Soccer to the Vancouver Whitecaps’ academy. There he obtained his first professional contract as a teenager.
Best College Players in the United States
In 2018, Amanda really took off in the USA: for the Beavers at Oregon State University, she played in the NCAA Division I, the highest college league in the United States. There, the former Canadian junior international won the previous season so strongly that he was awarded the “Hermann Trophy” as the country’s best player. In addition, he has been named as one of only four athletes in the sports broadcaster ESPN’s traditional poll as the nation’s best college athlete.
Austria secures services of Klagenfurt Gloire Amanda
“We worked hard to bring Gloire Amanda to Wiedmannsdorf. He was currently very popular in some of the clubs in Major League Soccer, but wants to prove himself in Europe. He made this clear in his video call with us. Our fans can look forward to someone who is cheeky, has no fear. He certainly has the ability to help the team and bring us a lot of joy.”
Gloire Amanda took the plane to Munich in Oregon and was received there by Matthias Imhof. We went to Carinthia by car together, and he should be on the field on Monday at the start of the preparations in the sports park. “I am ready to take the next step in my career. The discussions with the people responsible in Austria were very trustworthy, open and honest. I can’t wait to get to know everyone and show off my skills.”
Qasim Ramzani arrives in Klagenfurt
In addition to the Violet’s supporters, club legend Ramdhani would also be happy that a compatriot would follow in his footsteps at Wiedmannsdorf after his departure in the summer of 1986. The former midfield magician now lives in Belgium, but has already announced that he will visit his former club’s home games at the Worthersee Stadium as soon as possible and cheer the team on.
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