Ghanaian forward Braydon Manu dreams of playing for Real Madrid

Ghanaian forward Braydon Manu has expressed his dream of playing for Real Madrid, acknowledging that it is not a realistic goal at the moment.

Braydon’s season was marred by injuries, limiting him to just four appearances for Darmstadt and resulting in the team’s relegation.

Now competing in Bundesliga II, Braydon has outlined several plans, but playing for Real Madrid remains a top aspiration despite seeming to be far off. However, he is leaving his future in God’s hands.

In an interview with 3Sports, Manu shared his joy at returning from injury and discussed his plans for the future.

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“Thank God that I am fit again, and what I’m planning is I have lots of plans and the best option will be to play for Real Madrid but that’s far away but let’s see what the lovely God has for me because I put all my faith in his hands so let me see what he will do for me,” he said.

Braydon Manu gained attention when he described his first call-up to the Ghana national team as a shock and undeserved. When asked if the Ghana Football Association is still keeping tabs on him, he revealed that he remains eager to showcase his talent to the people of Ghana.

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He confirmed that there is ongoing communication between him and the technical team of the Ghana national team.

“Yeah of course, every time because last season I played a really good first round so they had the contact with the GFA about the World Cup so the contact was every time there,” he added.

With the new season a few weeks away, Manu would hope he’s able to maintain his fitness level for the start of it.