The island competes Spartak Star Ward for the left wing Palo

Media reports stated that Al -Jazira Club has entered into a strong competition to include the player Thereno Palo, during the summer transfer window, explaining that next week will witness a decisive decision on the future of the international wing.

The Austrian newspaper “AP CIS” said that Al -Jazira is competing with the Russian club Spartak Moscow, and the Serbian Star Belgrade responded to winning the services of the player, who is 23 years old.

She added, “Palu plays for the Austrian Wolsburger, who renewed his contract until 2027, after he became one of the most important basic elements in the squad during the last season.”

She continued: “The left wing with the Austrian club played 37 games in the 2024-2025 season, where he scored 13 goals, played eight decisive passes, and contributed to the team’s victory in the Austria Cup.”

On the other hand, the player born in Ivory Coast, for the first time with Austria for 45 minutes against San Marino, June 10, participated in the European qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, while he was summoned for the first time in a friendly match against Serbia on the sixth of April 2024, but he did not participate in the meeting.

Palo grew up in the junior team in the Austrian S. Linz club, then moved to the Austrian Lasc Club in the same age group, to attract the attention of Bayer Leverkusen, and then joined the under -17 team at the German club Colin.

As for the most prominent step, his move to a team under 18 years of age in Chelsea, where he graduated in junior teams with the “Blues” until he reached a team under 23 years, while he moved on loan to Austrian Rapid Vienna in the 2021-2022 season, before he left after the end of the same season to the Austrian Wolsburger in a free transfer deal.

The Shurno Palo brilliantly last season contributed to its high value to its highest rates on June 6 to 5 million euros, after it had reached three million, on December 17, 2024, and the left wing played in all the teams of the Sunni stages in Austria, before becoming the most prominent names joined to the first team by German coach Ralph Rangnik.