Alassana Jatta's Ambitions for Notts County: Eyes on Double or Triple Digits

Jatta’s growth since joining in January has been amazing to watch. His ability to handle defenders and his knack for finding the net are unmatched. But beyond that, what’s really impressive is his mindset. He talks about working hard and setting goals, and he’s not shy to admit that his teammates make him better. It’s not often you see a forward give so much credit to the team around him. His bond with the fans, especially when he collected the flag, shows he values the support. Looking forward to seeing him thrive with The Gambia and come back to give his all for Notts.

The thing I love about Jatta is how he blends talent with humility. Scoring 10 goals in 13 matches is an incredible achievement, but the way he talks about the support from teammates and fans is what really shows his character. His description of feeling at home in Notts and the little moments, like taking the Gambian flag, demonstrate he’s invested in the club. I think his positive attitude and ambition to go beyond double digits are what we need to push us forward this season. Excited to see him play for The Gambia too!

I love how Jatta credits his teammates for his success. True team player!

Alassana Jatta has been a brilliant signing for Notts. He is an all round striker, good with his head, can hold up play for his colleagues, can be in the right place at the right time in the box to score at close range, & can take a through ball & has the pace to score one on one.

This gives Stuart Maynard lots of options & it also allows him to change Notts style of play if it becomes necessary during a game 

He thoroughly deserves his call up by his national team, & I wish him luck, & hope that he can score a goal or two for the Gambia.

it would be good if we could see him end this season on 18+ goals and in time break the triple digits. i think there is growth with him, hes a remarkable player and unlike some professional in the game. there is a reason why we have taken to him and its all due to his efforts.

Everything will be fine with Jatta representing his country! It's a big opportunity and could be life-changing for him. Come the new year, I believe he’ll celebrate his first full season with a hat trick, and he will thank us fans and the club for giving him the chance to grow. He’s excellent, very skilled with his feet and just as good in the air. He’d be a major threat from corners if we played more direct balls. Go on, Jatta, you’ll make us proud. Good luck!

Jatta’s story at Meadow Lane has been one of hard work, talent, and genuine connection with both his teammates and fans. Scoring 10 goals in 13 appearances is impressive, but it’s his attitude that truly sets him apart. When he talks about how the team creates space for him and supports his play, it highlights a player who knows football is a collective game. His ambitions to hit double or even triple digits this season show he’s not resting on his current success but striving for more.

What stands out even more is how he relates to the fans. His comment about feeling at home and comparing it to Gambia was heartwarming. Moments like collecting the flag demonstrate how deeply he connects with us supporters. It’s no wonder he’s quickly become a favourite. With international matches ahead, I wish him the best and hope he continues to bring that energy back to Notts.

It was a lovely moment when the fan made a gesture to Jatta and then handed him the flag. In his interview, I couldn't quite catch what he said about OG or OB. It was a bit hard to make out. 

Jatta seems like a really decent person. With the way he's performing, I believe he could reach triple numbers if we manage to keep him. He's truly a fantastic player.

Seeing Jatta speak so openly about his time at Notts makes me proud as a fan. He’s not just a goal-scorer; he’s a true team player. The way he describes the help he gets from Jevani Brown, Sam Austin, and others shows he understands the game goes beyond individual achievements. His ambition to score more is great, but what resonates most is his connection to the club and the fans. Picking up that Gambian flag was such a touching moment and showed his gratitude. I’m wishing him luck with the national team and looking forward to him returning to Meadow Lane.

Great to see Jatta feeling at home here. His passion really shows on the pitch.