Showing posts with label turkish league. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turkish league. Show all posts

Sunday, 24 April 2016

John Boye Stars As Sivas Moves Out Of Buttom Two

Turkey based Ghana international John continued his form in the relegation battle with another impressive outing in a 2-2 thriller at Basakeshir.


The commanding centre back screened his goal keeper with precision before a late collapse cost them that vital win on the road.


The scoring defender continues to lead by example for the beleaguered Sivaspor with four goals in his 22 outings for the relegation engulfed side.


Turkish forward Simsek gave Sivaspor a 0-2 lead away to Basakeshir but persistent pressure from the host forced a point on the death.


John Boye and his Sivas team mate temporarily moved out of the button two with 25 points from 30 games and four more to end the season.


The Ghanaian is however a subject of many interested domestic rivals for his robust and energetic display at the back despite his team’s wobbling form in the Turkish Super League.



John Boye Stars As Sivas Moves Out Of Buttom Two

Monday, 28 March 2016

Samuel Inkoom Presented With Branded Nike Boots

Global Sports kit manufacturing giants, Nike has presented Samuel Inkoom with newly branded pair of boots in the Turkish Super league.


The normadic Ghanaian wingback resorted to social media to showcase the brand new Mercurial Vapour X branded light boots ahead of their clash with Akhisar after the international break.


The Antalayaspor full back returned to his side after his expulsion away to Kasimpasa, which forced him to miss one game for the mid table side.


Inkoom endured a torrid time in Portugal with Boavista after joining the Premera Liga side in the summer before heading to Antalayaspor in the January transfer window.


The Ghanaian international, who has so far featured nine times for Antalayaspor, posted the multicoloured pair of boots on his social media handles ahead of the return of league football after the international break.


Inkoom graced the local scene with Kumasi Asante Kotoko before joining the exodus train six years ago.


The flying full back has since featured for a number of European clubs including Dnipro, FC  Basel, Boavista before settling at Turkey with Antalayaspor.




Samuel Inkoom Presented With Branded Nike Boots