Swedish-Ghanaian striker Jonah Kusi-Asare is on the verge of making his first Bundesliga appearance for Bayern Munich, a potential landmark moment in the 17-year-old’s blossoming career.
As reported by German outlet TZ, Kusi-Asare may be handed his senior debut before the season concludes, underlining the high expectations surrounding him.
Since joining Bayern from Swedish club AIK earlier this year, he has been gradually integrated into both the youth and reserve sides.
While he has yet to play for the senior team, his inclusion on the bench in both Bundesliga and Champions League matches highlights the faith placed in him by the coaching staff.
This week, after returning from a brief layoff, the young forward scored in a narrow 2–1 loss for Bayern Munich II, reaffirming his sharpness.
Head coach Vincent Kompany has suggested that Kusi-Asare might get playing time with the senior squad once Bayern secures the league title they currently lead by eight points with four games to go.
With his contract extending through 2026, Kusi-Asare is seen as a cornerstone of Bayern’s future attack: a tall, technically sound, and tactically aware forward with deep Ghanaian heritage and significant international potential.
Source: ghanasoccernet