The Possible Arrival of a Welsh Promise to Stoke City

• Will not sign any contract with Cardiff City FC

• His departure is practically imminent, and The Potters are very likely to secure him

• At 18, he promises an impressive future as a left winger

The Possible Arrival of a Welsh Promise to Stoke City
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Stoke City continues to search the transfer market. How can they bolster their offense after evaluating Steve Schumacher's squad on July 11th in the first preseason match against Chester FC?

The 3-0 victory in this match was highly positive for the team, showcasing the best of the squad with young players who promise a fascinating future for The Potters.

However, Stoke City is still looking to strengthen the team's offense, aiming to have a positive rotation within the squad to avoid running short throughout the 24-25 season.


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Japet Matondo is the Prospect The Potters Desire

Currently, Stoke City is interested in Japet Matondo, a young player from Cardiff City who does not yet have a professional contract, as he is still in Cardiff City's youth academy. At 18 years old, he is one of the biggest promises in Welsh football.

His impressive athletic performance has caught the attention of several European teams, but it appears Stoke City has won the race, as the player has rejected a professional contract with the Bluebirds.

All indications are that Matondo will soon join Stoke City. However, these are still rumors, and nothing is official yet. Securing this 18-year-old player would be very significant as he promises a remarkable future. Despite his young age, he has already played four matches with Cardiff City's U18 team, scoring two goals.

Additionally, his development with the Welsh youth national teams has been notable, having participated in the U17, U18, and U19 levels, totaling 12 matches. He hopes to eventually join the senior national team and represent his country at the highest level.

It will be crucial to see how Matondo continues to develop and how he can contribute effectively from his position as a left winger to the offense of the team managed by Steve Schumacher and Chris Cohen, aiming to compete strongly in the EFL Championship next season.

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