Actu Cameroun has reported that Jennifer Mendelewitsch, who has been hyping up the midfield player on Canal Plus, has this opinion.
After Caicedo was traded to Brighton in the summer of last year, Baleba struggled in his debut season in England under Roberto de Zerbi.
Nonetheless, he has emerged this season as a vital component of Fabian Hürzeler’s plans, solidifying his position in the middle of midfield and demonstrating that with a string of standout performances.
He looks to be one of many young players Brighton is prepared to turn into stars at the age of 20, something they have gotten good at over the past ten years.
Mendelewitsch believes Baleba is headed in the same direction as one of those players, Caicedo, who left for Chelsea in a €120 million transfer last summer.
She claimed, “He draws a lot of clubs and a lot of agents.”
Brighton’s strength is their ability to take young players, develop them, and get them playing; assume that Brighton buys him for €120 million. There’s no reason Baleba can’t take the same route.
Baleba is currently concentrating on furthering his Cameroonian national team and Brighton first team career.
Under Hürzeler, he is undoubtedly off to a strong start, displaying all of the talent that prompted the Seagulls to move to get him from Lille for €27 million when Caicedo left for Stamford Bridge.
After a stellar start to the season for the Seagulls under their new boss, Baleba seems to be following in Caicedo’s footsteps at Brighton, where he quickly caught up.
Like Mendelewitsch, Alexandre Song is impressed by what he’s seen and thinks a transfer is imminent.
“At just 20 years old, Carlos Baleba represents not only the future of Cameroon but the entire world.” He has a lot of play and tremendous potential based on what he’s shown, he continued on Canal Plus Afrique.
It’s amazing how quickly you can adjust in the Premier League. For his age, he accomplishes amazing things. He has demonstrated some new traits and some dynamism even in the selection after his arrival.
He will be a leader and a wonderful man in the future. He arrived in Brighton two years ago, and he makes it clear that he is the focal point. He is the one who controls the game and is involved in almost every aspect of it.
He needs to keep working, and in my opinion, he won’t be there in two years. due to the fact that he could play in the top clubs.