In the summer, Kylian Kouassi relocated to Bloomfield Road in order to increase Blackpool’s offensive possibilities.
Prior to sustaining a hamstring injury that has prevented him from playing for the past month, the 20-year-old had scored five goals across all competitions.
Even though Kouassi has many of the essential attributes one would anticipate from a striker, he acknowledges that this was not his first position.
Speaking about his introduction to football, he remarked, “I remember playing in the park with my dad when I was about six or seven years old, and that is when I fell in love with the game.”
From an early age, he encouraged me and consistently sought the best for me. My family has consistently provided me with guidance.
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“I was a midfielder on the school football squad when I played. I liked opening each box and discovering
“I should play up top, the coach told me.” I believe he saw my strength and my might.
“It wasn’t easy the first time I played, but I just adapted. I’m still trying to get better at it, I know my weaknesses and my strengths.”
