Bahoya has emerged as the Bundesliga's fastest player, attracting Premier League interest for his ability to dismantle man-to-man marking systems. Only four Premier League players completed more take-ons per 90 last season, while only two outperformed him in the Bundesliga. Jeremy Doku remains the gold standard for this metric, with both wingers sharing an "unpredictable" profile.

U17s coach Manu Guidicelli notes Bahoya can "make runs from deep, play between the lines, and wide on the touchline," finishing actions effectively. Teammate Dina Ebimbe describes his acceleration as "too much," with quick steps and rapid direction changes. Guidicelli taught him to exploit speed advantages, leading to more goals from deep runs.

Physical development transformed Bahoya since joining Frankfurt. Gym work added strength to his slight frame, improving duel success. He ranked in the top 11 per cent for duels won per 90 (8.9), top 10 per cent for interceptions (0.88), and top 13 per cent for tackles (2.1) among Europe's top-five league wingers. Ebimbe confirms: "He's one of the fastest players in this league. And now he's becoming stronger."