Congolese striker set for transfer to Preston North End

by Jamie Allen. Published Mon 08 Aug 2011 22:01, Last updated: 2011-08-11
Tsoumou is likely to challenge Hume and Mellor for starting births
Tsoumou is likely to challenge Hume and Mellor for starting births

Preston North End boss Phil Brown has revealed that a deal is close to being finalised for Congolese striker Juvhel Tsoumou.

The 20-year-old has spent part of his early career in Germany, playing for Alemannia Aachen last season having come through the youth ranks at Eintracht Frankfurt.

He also spent a year in the youth set up at North West neighbors Blackburn Rovers.

North End invited him for a trial during pre-season and he has performed well enough to earn a move.

A two-year contract has been agreed and international clearance is all that needs to be sorted before he officially becomes Brown's fifth summer signing.

Tsoumou holds a German passport which means he does not need a work permit.

Brown told the Lancashire Evening Post: "The lad has put pen to paper although the ink isn't dry yet.

"We've got international clearance to sort out so it isn't finalised, but we hope that can be done soon.

"He's been on trial with us and we are suitably impressed with him."


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