There will be fears over the fee Derby are paying for Agyemang, but John Eustace has given the green light for the deal to go ahead and supporters must trust their manager ahead of the first Championship fixtures of 2025/26.
The deal has been delayed by the USA’s progression in the Gold Cup, and following Sunday’s final, EFL Analysis has taken a look at the 24-year-old’s performance against
While these proved to be his only two goals ahead of his Derby move, Agyemang can make things happen, something that Tim Howard has noticed, and that made him a real threat throughout the knockout stages.
However, his team’s form soon ran out as they met Mexico in the final. Crystal Palace defender Carlos Richards headed in the opener inside the first four minutes, but a failure to get their striker into the game proved costly.
Agyemang had the fewest number of touches (22) throughout the entire 90 minutes, yet he was fouled more than any other player (5). He had just one shot, but was able to create two chances despite his lack of involvement while the 24-year-old also won nine of his 15 duels.
