Bazoumana Toure is an Ivorian left winger, born on 2 March 2006 (age 20), now with Newcastle United. His market value is around £7.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
His first notable senior return came at Hammarby IF in 2024, where he scored eight goals in 23 league appearances. That remains his most productive league season, and it gave him a platform beyond the usual teenage promise file.
The spell that has shaped his career most clearly, though, is 1899 Hoffenheim. Across two seasons there, Toure made 43 league appearances and scored five league goals. For a wide player still in his teens, that was a proper body of work rather than a few polite cameos.
At Newcastle United in 2026-27, he has made nine appearances in all competitions and scored four goals. That includes five Premier League appearances with one goal, one League Cup appearance with one goal, and three Africa CON appearances with two goals.
He has also been involved with Ivory Coast this season, making three World Cup appearances and one appearance in World Cup qualifying in Africa.
Toure’s career so far runs from a productive year at Hammarby, through a more substantial period at Hoffenheim, to a developing role at Newcastle. Hoffenheim remains the main reference point for his senior record.
