Reigning MLS Supporters' Shield champions FC Cincinnati have reportedly made a significant move in the transfer market, securing the services of Shakhtar Donetsk teenage sensation Kevin Kelsy. According to reports, the 19-year-old Venezuelan forward has agreed to terms with FC Cincinnati, potentially adding a new dimension to Pat Noonan's attacking lineup.

Kelsy, touted as the 'future' of Venezuelan football, has garnered attention for his promising performances at Shakhtar Donetsk. With nine goals in 37 appearances over two seasons, Kelsy has showcased his scoring prowess and earned recognition as a potential breakout player for La Vinotinto at this summer's Copa America.

While details of the transfer—whether it's a loan or full transfer—remain undisclosed, Kelsy's arrival is anticipated to bolster FC Cincinnati's attacking options. The club has been in search of a consistent goalscorer following the departure of star striker Brandon Vazquez to Monterrey earlier this year.

Kelsy's rise to prominence includes a memorable Champions League goal in 2023 against FC Porto, underlining his ability to perform on the big stage. As FC Cincinnati prepares for a clash with Atlanta United, Kelsy's arrival adds intrigue to the team's offensive capabilities.

Meanwhile, Shakhtar Donetsk and Kelsy himself are set to face Zorya in the Ukrainian Premier League, where the young talent will continue to hone his skills and make his mark on the global football stage.

Stay tuned for more updates as FC Cincinnati unveils its newest acquisition and Kelsy embarks on his MLS journey.

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Reference: Source: [Goal.com]