Showing posts with label Dutch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dutch. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 April 2016

Divine Naah Stars In NAC Heavy Win

Ghanaian youngster Divine Yelsarmba Naah, starred for NAC Breda in a heavy away win at Telstar.


The 20 year old, talented midfielder powered his side to a 1-4 mauling of Telstar to keep their slim hopes of qualifications alive in the Dutch Erste league.


NAC, jumped into the third place on the second tier league with 63 points from the opening 33 matches.


Naah, capped his 24th appearance of the season with unique defensive responsibilities at the heart of the pitch for his side to brighten their chances of Eredivise football next season.


Ernest Oual took the match ball home with a blistering treble to put NAC within three points of second VV Venlo.



Divine Naah Stars In NAC Heavy Win

Wednesday, 27 January 2016

Richmond Boakye set for Latina switch after Dutch nightmare

Ghanaian striker Richmond Boakye look set for a return to Italian football after parting ways with Roda JC in the Dutch Eredivise.


The 22 year old forward have been offered an escape route by Serie B side Latina after his turbulent times with the Dutch league campaigners.


Boakye is expected to under mandatory medical examination on Wednesday before joining the mid table side on permanent basis.


The former Juventus and Sassoulo forward made his mark in Italian football before heading to Spain for a year long loan spell with Eibar in the Spanish Premere Liga.


The Black Stars attacker had a bright start to his Rodha career in the Dutch league but fell out with the hierarchy of the side after nine matches in the top tier league.


“Boakye is expected in Latina late tomorrow morning for the completion of medical examination and subsequent signing of the contract.” reports italian footballdaily.com


The former Atalanta forward could be teaming up with Maxwell Acosty Boady who has been on the transfer radar of many top flight sides in Italy.




Richmond Boakye set for Latina switch after Dutch nightmare