Sturm Graz forward Kelvin Yeboah says he can succeed in doing what his uncle Antony Yeboah didn’t do during his hey days.
The 21-year has been instrumental for Sturm Graz in the Austrian Bundesliga this season scoring 10 goals in 17 matches.
Anthony Yeboah, who is monitoring the youngster progress disclosed his nephew is a different player than he was.
"He has a great future," believes the former top striker.
“Kelvin is a different guy than I was, he's faster. I was more physical, scored goals from everywhere,” laughs “Tony ”, who visited Kelvin in Wattens two years ago. "I haven't made it to Graz because of Corona, but I plan to."
But according to Kelvin Yeboah who has opted to play for Italy over Ghana, he may succeed in something his uncle couldn’t achieve during his playing days.
“Everyone goes their own way. What my uncle did, I probably won't, "says Kelvin," but maybe I'll succeed in something he didn't, "grins the 21-year-old, who will have a difficult time against the million-dollar troops today.
“But Kelvin is far for his age, he was well looked after in Italy. When I was 21 I was still at home in Ghana. ” On Thursday, Uncle Tony saw a“ fantastic team ”from Sociedad approaching Sturm. "But Graz is also a very interesting group."