African football: Ibrahima Sory Bangoura extends KRC Genk deal to 2030

Ibrahima Sory Bangoura has signed a new contract with KRC Genk that will keep the Guinea defensive midfielder at the Belgian club until 30 June 2030.

The 22-year-old joined KRC Genk in the summer of 2022 and has now committed his future to the club for several more seasons. His market value is estimated at 6 million euros.

Bangoura was monitored by Club Bruges several months ago, in a development first reported exclusively by Africafoot. The midfielder is reportedly still on the shortlist of the Blauw en Zwart.

Jack Lahne attracts interest from Finland

Zambia international Jack Lahne could continue his career in Finland, with KuPS and Inter Turku understood to have requested information about the 24-year-old’s situation.

The two Finnish clubs are both competing for the national title. Journalist Rudy Galetti reported that they are interested in Lahne, who has been without a club since leaving Austria Lustenau.

The attacker scored nine goals during a productive campaign. His pace and versatility allow him to operate in several positions across the forward line. His Swedish passport is also considered an advantage as he weighs up the next stage of his career.

Lahne’s market value is estimated at 250,000 euros.

Nolhan Courtens signs new SC Heerenveen contract

SC Heerenveen have announced an agreement to extend the contract of Democratic Republic of Congo central midfielder Nolhan Courtens.

The Eredivisie club confirmed the news in a statement published on its website. Courtens, who is 19, has signed a deal running until 30 June 2030, with an option to add a further season.

His current market value is estimated at 600,000 euros.

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Mubarak Haruna is an emerging force in African football journalism, recognised for his speed, accuracy and ability to break major stories. He specialises in breaking news, match coverage and multimedia storytelling across radio, television and digital platforms.He holds a degree in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism and has developed his craft within some of Ghana’s leading media organisations. Mubarak has worked with the Multimedia Group, where he served as a sports radio and television presenter at Joy FM, while also contributing as a writer for Myjoyonline.com.Known for his sharp instincts and ability to deliver timely football stories, Mubarak has gained growing recognition for his impactful reporting and dedication to the profession.He is currently the Deputy Managing Editor of African.Football, where he plays a key role in driving editorial operations, breaking major stories and supporting the platform’s mission to deliver fast, reliable and high-quality African football content to a global audience.

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