Something special is brewing down at Alverca. The club just earned its ticket to the top division, and you can feel the energy buzzing. It’s not just about football on the field anymore. Off the pitch, a wave of excitement has hit their fanbase. The club has seen a huge jump in new members, doubling their numbers. They’ve even flown past the 5,000-member mark. It’s clear Alverca isn’t just celebrating; they’re building something big.
As the club grows, so do their ambitions for the squad. To truly compete in the top flight, new talent is essential. My sources at Record tell me a significant name is now on Alverca’s radar. They are looking closely at Brian Bayeye, a 25-year-old defender. His name has certainly been discussed as a potential addition to strengthen the team.
Bayeye, originally from France, is no stranger to top-level football. He even represents the Democratic Republic of Congo on the international stage. His versatility makes him a valuable asset; he can slot in at right-back or push further forward as a right-winger. He honed his skills in France at Troyes before making the switch to Italian football. During the 2021-2022 season, he played for Catanzaro, putting in a strong performance. That successful year caught the eye of Torino, who signed him on a four-year deal. Since then, he’s spent time gaining experience on loan, first with Ascoli, and then last season with Radnicki Nis in Serbia. Now, it seems, Alverca hopes to bring that experience to their rising team.