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25-06-2025
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Bundu rejects new Plymouth Argyle deal
Mustapha Bundu's goals towards the end of the season helped keep Plymouth's survival hopes alive [Rex Features] Sierra Leone forward Mustapha Bundu has rejected Plymouth Argyle's offer of a new contract. The 28-year-old was a free agent after his deal came to an end this summer and is set to join a German second tier side. Advertisement Bundu scored 14 goals in 70 appearances for the Pilgrims after moving to the club from Belgian side Anderlecht in September 2023. He found his best form towards the end of last season under former boss Miron Muslic - who has since taken over at Schalke. He scored six goals in his final 10 appearances for the Pilgrims including four in his last four games as Argyle were relegated to League One after ending the season three points adrift of safety.


BBC News
25-06-2025
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Bundu rejects new Plymouth Argyle deal
Sierra Leone forward Mustapha Bundu has rejected Plymouth Argyle's offer of a new 28-year-old was a free agent after his deal came to an end this summer and is set to join a German second tier scored 14 goals in 70 appearances for the Pilgrims after moving to the club from Belgian side Anderlecht in September 2023. He found his best form towards the end of last season under former boss Miron Muslic - who has since taken over at Schalke. He scored six goals in his final 10 appearances for the Pilgrims including four in his last four games as Argyle were relegated to League One after ending the season three points adrift of safety.


BBC News
08-05-2025
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- BBC News
Plymouth offer Bundu new contract
Plymouth Argyle have offered in-form forward Mustapha Bundu a new 28-year-old Sierra Leone striker has been in fine form towards the end of the season under head coach Miron Muslic, scoring six goals in his last 10 also set up Argyle's goal in their 2-1 loss to Leeds on the final day of the season last has scored 14 goals in 70 appearances since moving to the club from Anderlecht in September midfielder Jordan Houghton and young defender Jack Matthews have also been offered new 29, has played 174 times since joining in the summer of 2021 and helped the Pilgrims win the League One title in Zealand international striker Ben Waine heads a list of four players who have been who signed for an undisclosed fee in December 2022, struggled to break into the first team and spent the past season on loan at League One side Mansfield Town. Wing-back Saxon Earley and young midfielders Will Jenkins Davies and Josh Bernard have also been has been on loan at Wycombe and Lincoln City while Jenkins Davies has spent much of the past two seasons on loan at Torquay United. The rest of Argyle's squad remain under contract, with Muslic stating last week that he wanted "answers" over the future of key players such as Ryan Hardie and Adam Randell, who are entering the final year of their deals.

Leader Live
26-04-2025
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- Leader Live
A sad, sad day – Miron Muslic accepts Plymouth's relegation despite victory
Mustapha Bundu put Argyle ahead in the 14th minute and Callum Wright came off the bench to seal victory with a second goal in the 75th minute. Emil Riis scored in the cloding stages as Plymouth failed to clear a corner, but the visitors held on to the victory. Despite the three points, Luton's 1-0 win over Coventry earlier in the day essentially confined the Pilgrims to League One next season, unless they are able to get a 14-goal swing with the Hatters on the final weekend of the season. The Plymouth boss said: 'We tried everything and we gave it all. Believe me, it was not easy for the lads, knowing from the first whistle that Luton scored this unbelievable goal in minute 90 and that we are relegated. 'It's a tough one to take but then going outside and being ready to give it all one more time, first of all for us as a team, and for the Green Army, shows that we have the right character. It's a sad, sad day for all of us. 'The character testament was there from the whole team. You go out on to the pitch knowing you're relegated and you play Preston. They have something to play for.' He added: 'If you give everything to the lads then you can demand everything back. We gave it all from day one until today and then it's easier to get everything back from the players because they believe in the process and they follow you.' When pressed on his future at the club next season, Muslic said that it was 'not the question for right now', but he did say that those around Plymouth are 'good people'. Preston's future in the Championship is also in doubt after a string of four straight league defeats and no victory in seven games has left them one point and one place above the relegation zone. Boss Paul Heckingbottom admitted the current situation needs to be acknowledged. 'A scare like this is 100 per cent [a wake-up call],' Heckingbottom said. 'But all I'm focused on is the preparation and the performance next week. That's it. That's what we mentioned today. 'The missing bits were in both boxes and we should be having a completely different conversation, but I've said that too many times and that's been the one consistent flaw in our performances. 'When we've had the performances, when we've had the chances, we've not picked up enough three points off it and that's the tale of it. When we've not been at our best, we've not been able to get over the line like Plymouth have today.' Heckingbottom was scathing of his players in the recent home match against QPR, but was more calm and reflective in his assertions on the Plymouth defeat, putting any excuses to the side. 'It's a tale of both boxes,' he added. 'We were wasteful in their box and they were clinical in ours. That's it. 'Everything else in between is propaganda when you're looking for results. Even though we controlled that bit, the game's always controlled with what happens in both boxes.'


BBC News
21-03-2025
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- BBC News
Argyle's Bundu scores in World Cup qualifier
Plymouth Argyle forward Mustapha Bundu scored for Sierra Leone on Thursday night as they beat Guinea-Bissau 3-1 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification 28-year-old latched on to a poor backpass from a Guinea-Bissau defender and rounded the keeper to give his side the who has scored six times for Plymouth this season, also has four international goals to his name since making his debut in August Plymouth defender Victor Palsson featured in Iceland's 2-1 Nations League defeat by Kosovo, but Maksym Talovierov missed out on Ukraine's excellent win over Belgium, after being sent home on Tuesday, external due to a knee injury.