Manchester City enters race for young talent Kaua Pavuna from Brazil
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 8:30 AM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Manchester City is in a competitive pursuit for Brazilian wonderkid Kaua Pavuna, described as a top young talent. The 15-year-old playmaker currently represents Flamengo's U15 and U16 sides. City is among several top European clubs interested in Pavuna, including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, and Arsenal. Reports indicate an intense competition for his signature as clubs look to establish an advantage for a potential transfer when he is of age. His rise has sparked comparisons to legendary player Ronaldinho.
- •Kaua Pavuna is 15 years old and plays for Flamengo's U15 and U16 teams.
- •He is likened to Ronaldinho due to his playing style.
- •City faces competition from Real Madrid, Barcelona, Arsenal, and Manchester United.
- •An intense race for Pavuna's signature is currently underway.
- •Clubs are planning moves aligned with age-related transfer regulations.
- 8:30 AMYahoo Sports — From Brazil: Manchester City enter ‘intense’ European royal rumble for Ronaldinho 2.0
"Brazilian wonderkid Kaua Pavuna has been described as one of the best players in his generationMan City, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Arsenal & Man United all monitoring 15-year-old playmakerAn intense rac...
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