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The Louisville Cardinals have contact with several players in the transfer portal when head coach Pat Kelsey and his employees try to complete their 2025-26 squad. So far, the cards have had one of the best offsasons and choose the quantity about quality.

Kelsey landed only three obligations this low season, but these three commits are three elite playmakers and shooters who, according to 247sports, make the third best Louisville the third best. Louisville will now try to replace her striker James Scott after reaching the portal before the deadline has expired. Louisville needs a long striker who can help clear the ground, and Kelsey and his employees work over time to perfect this national championship squad.

Louisville's basketball brought in with some players, but Sam Kayser reported that Kelsey and the cardinals are one of 10 teams who can contact Miami Transfer, Paul Djobet

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It was reported that Louisville is a top landing site for dream goals such as Jamir Watkins and Baba Miller, but it seems that Kelsey has an excellent backup plan. He also turns to the French native and the former Miami Hurricane.

Djobet is a small striker under the radar who already knows the ACC game style. He played two seasons with Miami, including last season, in which he saw massive improvements. The 6-foot 7 striker achieved an average of 16.4 minutes per game and scored 5.5 points per game, while he shot 47.1 percent off the field and 38.2 percent.

He showed real potential with the Hurricanes last season. The former 3-star recruit scored eight digits in the 2024-25 season, including its two career height 13-point services against Syracuse and Florida State.

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Djobet has the length and size to be a solid piece for the cardinals. It stands with 6-foot 7 and has the potential to be a legitimate defensive from the bank. He showed a certain inconsistency on the offensive side, but he also proved that he could be a solid role player from the bank if the cardinals were committed.

Other remarkable teams that are in contact with Djobet are Syracus, Clemson, Cal, Georgia Tech and Missouri. Louisville seems to be in a heavy ACC battle, as the cardinals compete against four other ACC teams for the ACC transfer.

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