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We are determined to take revenge on Uruguay – Mohammed Salisu

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Abdul Mohammed Salisu Karim, a center-back for the Black Stars and Southampton, has vowed to seek revenge against The Sky Blue of Uruguay in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, which will be held from November 20 to December 18, in a game that will be played on December 2nd.

A Dominic Adiyiah header in the final seconds of the quarterfinal match of the 2010 South African World Cup was agonizingly saved by Luis Alberto Suárez Dáz’s hands, dashing the west African side’s hope of being the first country to qualify for a semi-final match.

The sad occurrence remains fresh in the head of the former Real Valladolid midfielder who has declared war against the South American side ahead of the third group game.


“The people of Ghana are eagerly anticipating that game, and we intend to take revenge. But I’m eagerly looking forward to the game. I must continue to defend my nation and seek retribution at the same time. He said, according to the Southampton website.

The 23-year-old claims that he was motivated by Ghana’s performance as the best African team at the 2010 World Cup.

A former WAFA mainstay defender assured Ghanaians that they (players) are doing all that is necessary to advance from the group stage. “I cannot pick one team to win the world cup since we have a strong group of competitors. “My goal is to compete in a world cup and advance, and I’ll do all in my power to achieve that goal.” He came to a conclusion.

In his third game for Ghana, the long-time Black Star target scored his first goal against Switzerland in the last warm-up game on Thursday, April 24, 2022, at Ras Abu Aboud Stadium in Doha. He will probably command the defensive backline in the opening encounter against Portugal in Group H.

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Asante Kotoko terminates Fatawu Safiu’s contract due to medical failure

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Asante Kotoko SC has officially terminated Abdul Fatawu Safiu's contract due to medical reasons.

A club statement by Asante Kotoko on Monday evening indicates that Abdul Fatawu Safiu’s contract has been terminated due to medical reasons.

According to the Kumasi-based royal club, the former Al-Sinaa SC striker failed a mandatory medical assessment test as required by the Ghana Football Association, following the announcement of his signing on the registration deadline day.

The returnee striker who joined Kotoko from Eleven Wonders in November 2018, ahead of the 2018–19 CAF Confederation Cup campaign has been duly informed about the health-related issues which could rule him out for a long period.

Below is a full statement by Asante Kotoko

Asante Kotoko can confirm that it has relieved forward, Abdul Fatawu Safiu due to medical reasons.

Asante Kotoko entered into an employment contract with the player in order to meet registration deadlines as announced by the Ghana Football Association, and had to ensure that the player undergoes the pre-competition medical assessment which is the basic and compulsory requirement by the GFA.

This medical assessment was duly done awaiting further tests. The further assessment by the club’s medical team revealed other health related issues which could rule him out for a long period. The club, after being informed about the situation, concluded that continuing an employment contract with the player would not be of full benefit to both parties – the club and the player. Details of the specific medical condition have been clearly communicated to the player.

It is imperative to note that the GFA has rejected his registration, so keeping him would not be in the best interest of the club and the player, hence the decision to end the relationship.

The club wishes Abdul Fatawu Safiu the very best for the future and wish to assure him that he forever remains one of us, and he is welcome to serve in any capacity in the future.

Signed….

Management.

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Abdul Fatawu returns to Asante Kotoko on a two-year contract

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The forward stated on the club's website: "I am very excited about this opportunity," he stated with a laugh. "Everyone knows Kotoko is my favourite club, and as a kid, it was my dream to play for Kotoko and achieve that."

Abdul Fatawu Safiu has signed a deal with Kotoko until January 2026.

The NC’s special competition’s best player and top scorer in 2019 returns after spells with Trelleborgs FF and FC Trollhättan in Sweden.

Safiu made his debut for the Kumasi-based royal club in the 2018-2019 season, scoring thirteen goals in sixteen games, including some amazing strikes in the CAF Confederation Cup.

The return of the forward is part of Coach Prosper Narteh’s goal of returning to the CAF Champions League.

The forward stated on the club’s website:

“I am very excited about this opportunity,” he stated.

“Everyone knows Kotoko is my favourite club, and as a kid, it was my dream to play for Kotoko and achieve that.”

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Asante Kotoko announce signing of Emmanuel Kotei on a three-year deal

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"Kotoko is every player's dream, and mine has finally come true." "Having the opportunity to wear our colours means everything to me as a local boy." He informed the club's journalists.

Asante Kotoko have announced the acquisition of right-back Emmanuel Kotei on a three-year contract from Nsoatreman FC.

The 26-year-old brings Premier League experience from his time with Tamale City.

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The offensive full-back demonstrated his skill and promise while playing for Nsoatreman and Tamale City, appearing in 47 games for both teams since the start of the 2022/23 season.

Kotei, who has been on the club’s scouting team’s radar, is our first addition of the second transfer window.

During his unveiling, the Kumasi native couldn’t contain his joy.

“Kotoko is every player’s dream, and mine has finally come true.” “Having the opportunity to wear our colours means everything to me as a local boy.” He informed the club’s journalists.

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