Congolese striker Lukasi Plamedi is having a remarkable start to the season in Lebanon. This afternoon, during the 4th round of the league, the 22-year-old forward once again found the back of the net, scoring his 6th goal of the season in his team's valuable victory over AC Tripoli (1-2). With this latest away success, the poacher strengthens his position at the top of the competition's scoring chart with an impressive average of 6 goals in just 4 matches.
This explosive performance confirms a new stage in the career of the DRC native. After signing an official three-season contract with Jwaya SC in Lebanon, before joining Tadamon Sour on loan, the young striker, nicknamed "Sarkozy," showcases his finishing talents. His quick adaptation to Lebanese football already makes him one of the standout revelations of the season in the local league.
It is worth noting that the Congolese player draws on solid experience gained throughout his career. Having played for Étoile d’Or Junior, IC Bafana, and FC Nico Nico in the Republic of Congo, as well as AC Manga in Ligue 2, FC Tanganyika in Illicocash Ligue 1, AS Butras in the Coupe du Congo, and New Songer, the 22-year-old has built a profile as a seasoned goal scorer in African football before embarking on his adventure in the Middle East.
To succeed in his integration on Lebanese pitches, Lukasi Plamedi is not stepping into unknown territory. He plays alongside two other well-known figures in Congolese football and former members of FC Saint Éloi Lupopo, Tukumbane Banga and Kashala Wanet, who have also been recruited by the Lebanese club. Well-supported by his compatriots, "Sarkozy" continues to light up the fields of Lebanon and keep the scoreboards ticking under the colors of Tadamon.
