Southampton manager Ivan Jurić has seen flashes of brilliance from Kamaldeen Sulemana, and he isn’t shy about admitting it. The young Ghanaian winger, known for his blistering pace and dazzling dribbles, has shown glimpses of his potential, but Jurić believes patience will be key.

“He did some really good things,” Jurić said after a recent match. “I think he’s a little bit impatient at the moment, and he wants to do one-on-one in the situation that he has to play.”

Since arriving at St. Mary’s, Sulemana has been a livewire on the left flank, always looking to take defenders on and create chances. But as Jurić pointed out, his eagerness to make an impact sometimes sees him taking on too much when a simpler option could be the better choice.

“I think it’s normal because he’s really feeling good; he wants to do his best,” Jurić continued. “And I’m sure that, from what I saw in training, he will score the goals.”

The confidence from his coach is a major boost for Sulemana, who has been working tirelessly on his finishing and decision-making in training. Southampton fans have already seen what he is capable of—his ability to turn defenders inside out and drive at goal with electrifying speed.

With Southampton pushing for a good finish in the Premier League, Sulemana could be the X-factor in their attack. If he can balance his natural flair with the tactical awareness Jurić is emphasizing, it may not be long before the Ghanaian starts delivering the goals his manager expects.

For now, the message from Jurić is clear: trust the process, and the goals will come.