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![](/<figure><img alt="Anderlecht set price for wonderkid amid interest from Bayern, Dortmund and Leverkusen" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/bulinews_articles_290/22f04df2a69b0cd942cd370ab001063a" data-uuid="ed0007e2-ab56-3813-93a0-dfcdcdeaf7ef"><figcaption>Anderlecht set price for wonderkid amid interest from Bayern, Dortmund and Leverkusen</figcaption></figure><p>Sky Germany recently reported that Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are interested in Anderlecht’s Nathan de Cat, who is also reportedly being monitored by Bayer Leverkusen.</p><p>The German outlet now adds that Anderlecht would demand around €25 million to sell the 17-year-old midfielder.</p><p>De Cat is said to have good connections with the family of his Belgian compatriot Julien Duranville at Borussia Dortmund, while Bayern could benefit from the fact that Vincent Kompany formerly coached Anderlecht.</p><p>Impressively, de Cat has featured 19 times for Anderlecht so far this season, despite being only 17 years old.</p><p>The Belgian youth international is under contract until the summer of 2027.</p>)
![](/<figure><img src="https://cdn.foot-africa.com/20251118/a37a42e7216669b13c6e7bfc6e42eca53c8b2fce3957a6e5fe3b5ca42688b8bb-1200-675.webp" alt="U17 World Cup: Ranking of the top African goal scorers of the tournament" data-uuid="b96274da-648d-35a3-b2f7-2b615cb51e99"><figcaption>U17 World Cup: Ranking of the top African goal scorers of the tournament</figcaption></figure><p>Ranking of the top African scorers at the U17 World Cup</p><img src="https://cdn.foot-africa.com/20251118/a37a42e7216669b13c6e7bfc6e42eca53c8b2fce3957a6e5fe3b5ca42688b8bb-1200-675.webp" width="1200" height="0" data-uuid="b96274da-648d-35a3-b2f7-2b615cb51e99"><p>Ouazane/@CAF</p><p>Several African starlets made a splash in this 20th edition of the<a href="https://foot-africa.com/actualites/monde/"> U17 World Cup.</a></p><p>Four players managed to net 3 goals each in the tournament: Abdellah Ouazane (Morocco), Bakary Sonko (Senegal), Ndjicoura Bomba (Mali), and Nahël Haddani (France).</p><p>Here is the complete ranking of the top African goal scorers at the U17 World Cup.</p><p>Abdellah Ouazane (Morocco): 3 goals</p><p>Bakary Sonko (Senegal): 3 goals</p><p>Ndjicoura Bomba (Mali): 3 goals</p><p>Nahël Haddani (France): 3 goals</p><p>Emile Witbooi (South Africa): 2 goals</p><p>Ziyad Baha (Morocco): 2 goals</p><p>Wassim Slama (Tunisia): 2 goals</p><p>James Bogere (Uganda): 2 goals</p><p>Shaun Els (South Africa): 2 goals</p><p>Fedi Tayechi (Tunisia): 2 goals</p><p>Hamza Abdelkarim (Egypt): 2 goals</p><p>Ismail El Aoud (Morocco): 2 goals</p><p>Abdelali Daoudi (Morocco): 2 goals</p><p>Muhammad Zongo (Burkina Faso): 2 goals</p><p>Seydou Dembélé (Mali): 2 goals</p><img src="/footafrica_build/img/placeholder.svg" width="100" height="0" data-uuid="95ca3f6f-a991-343c-ad12-64b4ff830b49">)