Cardiff City player rated highly:

Cardiff City Striker Tanatswa Nyakhuwa, who started for Wales under-19s today, rated highly by Glen Williams ( Media Wales ) & Darren Purse, Nyakhuwa who will be 18 years old when the new season starts, is expected to go on to great things in the next two years.

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Unfortunately will be sent to the Welsh League

Unfortunately will be sent to the Welsh League

If that happens anymore, then the future of our youngsters is totally finished.

Seems to have something about him although is likely to end up playing for Zimbabwe rather than Wales if his father has any say in the matter

https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-youngster- ... wales/amp/

Unfortunately will be sent to the Welsh League

If that happens anymore, then the future of our youngsters is totally finished.

100%.

Hoping Bulut identifies this early and demands changes. Some managers do get a full say in young player development

I went to watch the Wales U19 game today. It was a lively 2-2 draw and a good game to watch . He showed some nice footwork but struggled a little physically when required to hold the ball up. And he had a penalty saved, but we scored the rebound. Number 10 was Lewis Koumas (he has to be, doesn’t he!), and he was quality up front. It was him that scored the penalty rebound.

I went to watch the Wales U19 game today. It was a lively 2-2 draw and a good game to watch . He showed some nice footwork but struggled a little physically when required to hold the ball up. And he had a penalty saved, but we scored the rebound. Number 10 was Lewis Koumas (he has to be, doesn’t he!), and he was quality up front. It was him that scored the penalty rebound.

Cheers for the update

Good Luck to the Lad .

Cardiff City Striker Tanatswa Nyakhuwa, who started for Wales under-19s today, rated highly by Glen Williams ( Media Wales ) & Darren Purse, Nyakhuwa who will be 18 years old when the new season starts, is expected to go on to great things in the next two years.

If Purse gets his way these ' great things' will be turning out for Ponty !! ( no disrespect ).

Have had an avid interest in the u21s (previously u23s) and u19s for some years... i think it coincides with the first team being awful. In terms of Nyakhuwa - he is a great prospect. A little lightweight at times but I have seen him develop that side of his game. Very fast, an eye for a goal and very skilful.
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As Annis says, a league of Wales loan would be a disaster, he should be on loan at a league 2 club with good facilities.

He'll be sold to a Premier Academy soon.