Bright Addae Tips All Stars For GPL Trophy

Ghana youth International, Bright Addae, has tipped WA All  Stars for ultimate glory in the Ghana Premier league with three rounds of matches remaining.

The Italy-based midfielder, rallied his former side to eschew complacency in the title run-in, as they bid to win their first-ever topflight trophy.

The former national U-20 Star commended the mental strength of the playing squad of his former side despite their geographical disadvantage.

Speaking from his Italian base ahead of the final round of matches, Bright remains hopeful his former side will emerge winners.

“I am tipping WA All Stars to win their first-ever trophy at the end of the season.

“They have been very consistent all season and deserve the league trophy by all standards.

“When you look at their location and the distance they travelled, you are made to love them.

“There is  no other premier league club close to them but their mindset have been super all while.

“I am sure they will win the league if they avoid any complacency”, Addae told sports crusader.

Wa All Stars currently lead the division with 48 points, ahead of the final 3 rounds of matches in the domestic championship.

The Wa-based side will win the championship if they win at home to second-placed Aduana Stars.

Bright Addae Tips All Stars For GPL Trophy

Bright Addae Returns To Ascoli After Three Match Suspension

Italy based Ghanaian midfielder Bright Christopher Addae made a losing return to Ascoli after serving his mandatory three match for his red card against Trapani.

The 23 year old gargling defensive midfielder missed the last three matches for his midtable side but returned to take his place at the heart of the pitch in a 2-0 defeat at Novara.

The ex Wa All Stars utility midfielder defied his three week absence to show his worth despite finishing the game on the losing side.

Goals from Pablo Gobzacalez and Pancrazio Farago on either halfs proved too much for Ascoli to contain in the Italian Serie B.

Addae played a crucial role in the qualification of Ascoli to the second tier of Italian football and has already drawn attentions from a number of European clubs with his energetic runs and intelligent passing range.

The talented Ascoli defensive shield played a mammoth role in Sellas Tetteh’s 2009 FIFA U20 World championship winning campaign.

Bright Addae Returns To Ascoli After Three Match Suspension

Former U-20 Star Tips Wa All Stars For GPL Title

Former Ghana Under 20 defender defender, Bright Addae has expressed optimism, that his former club Wa All Stars will clinch the Ghana Premier League (GPL) title for the first time.

According to the 23-year old who currently plays for Italian Serie B side Ascoli, he has been monitoring Wa All Stars’ performance since the start of the league at his base in Italy.

The Wa based club, which is owned by Ghana FA President, Mr. Kwesi Nyantekyi has gone six games without a defeat and are currently top of the table following their surprising 3-1 win against Hearts of Oak at the Accra Sports Stadium last Sunday.

Speaking in an interview from his base in Italy, Bright Addae, a former player of Wa All Stars said, “I feel good Wa All Stars is performing this way, after playing this team some years back and this is the first time everybody is talking about them after leading the pack. For this I am very happy for them and wish them well”.

Meanwhile, the Ghana Under 20 World Cup winning defender scored a 53rd minute goal over the weekend to seal victory Ascoli at the Stadio Renato Curi.

Addae’s goal was his second of the season for his side who have now moved two points above the relegation zone.

Former U-20 Star Tips Wa All Stars For GPL Title

Bright Addae Tips Black Starlets For World Championships

Ghana Youth International Bright Christopher Addae has tipped the National U-17, the Black Satellites for World Cup glory after their strong performances in the just ended Independence cup.

The Italy based lanky midfielder earmarked, the rampant Starlets to storm the world stage in the near future if they can sustain their scary attacking prudence.

The U-20 World Champions with the Satellites in 2009, commended the handlers of the U-17 side for their immense role in unearthing hidden talents across the country.

The former Wa All Stars tasked the free scoring starlets to develop more hunger in the game after lifting the just ended Independence cup in Namibia.

“If they can add hunger to their game and play to their coaches instructions, I don’t see any reason why they cannot win the ultimate trophy at stake.

“The early signs are good, but they can improve if they stay focused and maintain the high standards that won them the independence cup recently.

I am confident these crop of players can at least grace the world stage if not lifting the ultimate trophy at stake.

“Fortunately for mother Ghana, if they can excel at the U-17 stage, it will also bring some positive news to the Satellites and further up to the Black Stars.

Complacency is one enemy they should pray against if they are to reach the top of their games”, Addae told sports crusader exclusively.

The ex Wa All Stars utility defender has been a mainstay at the heart of the midfield for Serie B side Ascoli since their promotion at the start of the current campaign.

The twinkle twinkle little stars spanked their opponents by an alarming 15 goals to lift the four nations invitational tournament ahead of the African Championship qualifiers later in the year.

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Bright Addae Tips Black Starlets For World Championships

Addae Tips Wa All Stars For League Glory

Ghana Youth International Bright Christopher Addae has tipped league leaders Wa All Stars for domestic glory after strong start to the season.

The former Wa All Stars midfielder commended the playing staff for their dream start to the season and rallied them to cross the finishing line in the first seat.

The 25 year old Ascoli midfielder rued their missed opportunity at lifting the league trophy but called on the current crop of players to lay their hands on the domestic championship.

Addae made his name whiles with the Wa based premiership before joining the exodus bus as a FIFA U20 World Youth Championship winner in 2009.

The gargling defensive midfielder however tasked his former side to maintain the momentum and seal continental football for the Wa based side.

“I think Wa All Stars can go all the way in the league if they maintain their current form.

As my former side I am tipping them to win the league at the end of the season.

The players should just stay focused and look beyond the league as a unit.

“It is not beyond their reach if they concentrate on their football and keep working hard as a unit.

A win for the players will make all of us happy too”, Addae told Sports crusader exclusively.

The Italy based midfielder then highlighted his personal ambitions at the end of the season after a strong start to his Serie B campaign.

“For now I am looking at returning to the national set up anytime soon.

It has been one of my ambitions at the start of 2016 to be given a national call up

.I am really doing my part here in Italy and believe the right people are also monitoring my performance.

I am always ready but I think my form with Ascoli will speak for me if monitored.” Addae noted.

Addae Tips Wa All Stars For League Glory