German press reports have confirmed that Hertha Berlin’s talent is of Algerian origin
German press reports have confirmed that Algerian-owned Hertha Berlin talent Ibrahim Maza is under the radar of both English football clubs West Ham and Brighton.
The 18-year-old midfielder has a contract with Hertha Berlin until June 2026.
According to the German newspaper “Bild”, West Ham is showing great interest in Mazza, because of his ability to constantly raise his level.
According to this source, West Ham is not the only English club without revealing his identity. Maza is also closely monitored by teams in the Premier League, including Brighton, and other German Bundesliga clubs without revealing his identity.
🚨West Ham look set to join Brighton in the race for Ibrahim Maza this summer.
Hertha Berlin will need to make some sales this summer to balance their finances.
Brentford, Leicester, Werder Bremen and Wolfsburg are also interested. #BHAFC @BILD as if… pic.twitter.com/p47x1yfMNc
— Owen (@owen_bhafc) May 17, 2024
Mazza’s market value is 1.5 million euros, and the transfer market’s Numbers, Statistics and Football Economics platform shows that it represents an investment opportunity for clubs looking to sign him.
Mazza is active in the attacking department and has scored 13 times in Germany’s second division “Bundesliga 2” matches this season. And provide two assists against Hertha Berlin.
Ibrahim Maza vs. FC Magdeburg (16/02/2023) | Hertha BSC | In 2005 pic.twitter.com/LapTGl4E4D
— Scouting Report (@iScoutingReport) February 17, 2024
In addition to his German citizenship, Maza is of Algerian descent, making him a future player for the Algerian Football Federation president, Walid Sadi, who is looking to strengthen his country’s national team.
Maza has previously been with the “Manschaft” Sunni teams and scored 3 goals, but he has not reached the level that allows him to play with the senior team, which makes the Algerian more likely to get his services in the future. .
Maza currently has the freedom to choose between 3 teams: Germany, his birthplace, Algeria, his father’s country and his mother’s country, Vietnam.
