Future of Australian Soccer: Nestory Irankunda's Bright Path

Australian soccer is buzzing with excitement over Nestory Irankunda, an 18-year-old talent who recently joined Bayern Munich. Graham Arnold, Socceroos coach, believes Irankunda can cope with the expectations, unlike some past Australian prospects. Arnold is optimistic about his potential in upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Australian soccer is abuzz over the promising future of teenager Nestory Irankunda, whose recent transfer to Bayern Munich from Adelaide United marks a significant milestone.

Unlike several Australian prospects who struggled in Europe, Irankunda's retention by Bayern Munich, as opposed to being loaned out, is seen as a positive sign by Socceroos coach Graham Arnold.

Arnold, who is keenly monitoring Irankunda's progress, highlights the importance of surrounding him with the right support. The young winger has already shown his potential by scoring twice and making three assists in the pre-season for Bayern, and by becoming the second-youngest player to score for the Socceroos.

Arnold is particularly impressed by Irankunda's improved confidence and belief, gained from training with stars like Harry Kane and Thomas Muller. He is eager to see how Irankunda will fare in the upcoming World Cup qualifying match against Bahrain.

(With inputs from agencies.)