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Ghana midfielder Seidu Salifu says he is ready for the challenge ahead after his switch to Tunisian giants Club Africain.
The former Wa All Stars player completed his move after signing a four year deal in an undisclosed fee.
The 19 year old was linked to so many European clubs following his impressive performance at this year’s FIFA U20 World Cup where Ghana finished third in Turkey.
According to Seidu Salifu he is happy with the move and is keen on impressing his new coach Adrie Koster.
“I feel very happy and great for this move to Club Africain which is a big club in Africa,” said Salifu in an exclusive interview with Joy sports
“I’m always ready for the challenge and as a player you should always do your best wherever you find yourself.
“I have to adapt to their style of play gradually and I believe I can fit in the team.
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