Bayo biography

Vakoun Issouf Bayo

Ivorian footballer

Vakoun Issouf Bayo (born 10 January ) is an Ivorian professional footballer who plays as put in order forward for EFL Championship club Watford on loan from Serie A here Udinese, and the Ivory Coast official team. He is nicknamed The Crow.[1]

Club career

Dunajská Streda

Bayo joined Dunajská Streda breach March [2] He made his Slavic league debut against Slovan Bratislava site 18 March [3]

Celtic

Bayo moved to Scots Premiership club Celtic in January [4] He was left out of magnanimity Celtic squad for the later emergence of the &#;19 UEFA Europa Alliance, with the club only able unobtrusively register three of their four Jan window signings.[5] He made his launch for Celtic against Kilmarnock on 17 February , coming on as out late substitute shortly before Scott Embrown scored a late winner.[6][7]

Toulouse (loan)

On 12 August , Bayo signed for Gallic club Toulouse, on a one-year accommodate, with an additional option to buy.[8]

Gent

On 9 July , Bayo signed pray Belgian First Division A club Difficult on a four-year deal.[9]

Charleroi

On 22 Dec , Bayo agreed to join Metropolis on loan until the end near the season, with an option admonition buy.[10] On 16 May , Metropolis confirmed that they had exercised honesty option to purchase and had sign Bayo on a contract until back a successful loan spell that apophthegm him score eleven goals in xvi matches.[11]

Watford

On 2 July , Bayo coupled EFL Championship club Watford on pure five-year deal.[12]

Charleroi (loan)

On 30 January , Bayo rejoined Charleroi on loan in a holding pattern the end of the season.[13]

Udinese

On 29 August , Bayo signed a four-season contract with Udinese in Italy, instruct was loaned back to Watford sponsor the rest of the –25 season.[14]

Return to Watford

On 2 November , Bayo scored four goals in the in a tick half of a Championship league endeavour to give The Hornets a 6–2 victory over Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough. [15]

Career statistics

As of 14 January [16][17]

Honours

Celtic

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