Sekou Kone has made a fast impression after leaving Man United on loan, quickly settling into life with Swiss side Lausanne Sport.
The teenage midfielder joined Lausanne for the remainder of the season, aiming to gain regular senior minutes and accelerate his development.
Coaching staff have already been impressed by Kone’s technical ability, composure in possession, and strong work rate during training sessions.
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Reports suggest his ball-winning qualities and positional awareness have stood out, sparking optimism about his potential impact this season.
Kone spent much of January training with Lausanne’s first team, helping him adapt smoothly before his loan move was officially confirmed.
Lausanne already encouraged by Kone’s early influence
The 19-year-old could make his competitive debut this weekend, with Lausanne keen to integrate him gradually into their matchday plans.
European football also awaits Kone, as Lausanne remain involved in the UEFA Conference League play-off stages this campaign.
He has linked up with fellow Manchester United youngster Enzo Kana-Biyik, strengthening ties between the two clubs through their partnership.
United see the loan as a key test of Kone’s readiness for higher-level football and increased physical demands.
The midfielder joined United from Guidars in Mali for £1 million and is regarded as a long-term project, reports Mirror.
Several academy players left on loan in January, reflecting United’s focus on developing youth through consistent competitive exposure.
United will closely monitor Kone’s progress, especially with midfield changes expected ahead of next season’s transfer window.
A strong spell in Switzerland could significantly boost Kone’s chances of future first-team involvement at Old Trafford.
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