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Medeama SC midfielder Theophilus Anorbah has expressed delight as he is set to undergo a month trial at German Bundelisga side Hannover 96.
He grabbed the headlines last Sunday after getting the match winner for Medeama SC to defeat Kotoko 1-0 to lift this year’s MTN FA Cup is expected to be with the German club for a month.
The Ex Ashanti Gold player is keen on impressing Hannover manager Mirko Slomka for a permanent deal after the trial.
"Every footballer here in Ghana has a dream of playing in Europe so I’m glad for this opportunity and I hope to make the right impact,” he told Joy sports
“Although it is a trail but I’m really happy because this shows that the good work I have been doing is paying off.
“I’m well prepared mentally because this is my chance and I hope everything goes on well when I get there."
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