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Swedish giants Malmo FF secure signing of Ghanaian youngster Israel Anum
Swedish giants Malmo FF have successfully secure the signing of Ghanaian youngster Israel Anum in the ongoing transfer window.Anum joins the Swedish club from the renowned Right to Dream Academy and is expected to continue his development at the club.The 17-year-old will feature for the club’s U19 side following a successful trial."I am so happy to come to Malmo, it is a big club that is doing very well, that plays in Europe. It's a great feeling to be here and I'm looking forward to getting started," he said."As a player, I would describe myself as aggressive, as a leader and I love helping my teammates. Malmö is a fantastic club that I believe will give me great opportunities, being part of this club will help me develop as a player," he added.Malmo FF chief scout Jeffrey Aubynn has hailed the acquisition of the Ghanaian young centre-back."Israel is a player I have been down and watched in Ghana. A modern centre-back in the sense that he may not be the typical big centre-back but he is more athletic, very mobile, fast, quick, incredibly resilient and well-trained. He has received a great education in the...
Swedish giants Malmo FF have successfully secure the signing of Ghanaian youngster Israel Anum in the ongoing transfer window.
Anum joins the Swedish club from the renowned Right to Dream Academy and is expected to continue his development at the club.
The 17-year-old will feature for the club’s U19 side following a successful trial.
"I am so happy to come to Malmo, it is a big club that is doing very well, that plays in Europe. It's a great feeling to be here and I'm looking forward to getting started," he said.
"As a player, I would describe myself as aggressive, as a leader and I love helping my teammates. Malmö is a fantastic club that I believe will give me great opportunities, being part of this club will help me develop as a player," he added.
Malmo FF chief scout Jeffrey Aubynn has hailed the acquisition of the Ghanaian young centre-back.
"Israel is a player I have been down and watched in Ghana. A modern centre-back in the sense that he may not be the typical big centre-back but he is more athletic, very mobile, fast, quick, incredibly resilient and well-trained. He has received a great education in the Right to Dream Academy," he said.
