A trio of Ghanaian players are battling relegation with their club sides in the Italian Serie B.
The players are led by Isaac Ntow in a highly competitive life at the buttom of the second tier league in Italy.
Black Satellites duo of Moses Odjer and Bright Christopher Addae joins Isaac Ntow in the relegation dog fight on Italian soil.
Italian football accommodates 26 different Ghanaian footballers in the ongoing 2015/16 season led by Emmanuel Agyemang Badu with his four goals.
Como remains rooted to the basement of the Serie B log with only one match left to play in the first round.
The relegation bound side managed a paltry 11 points under their belt in a dreadful season in the second tier league. Ghanaian youngster Isaac Ntow has been restricted to just three appearance in the opening 21 fixtures for Como.
With one win to show for their efforts, a return to Serie C looms over the head of Isaac Ntow and his beleaguered Como side.
Former Wa All Stars gangling midfielder Bright Christopher Addae look set to follow Ascoli back to division three at the end of the season. The 2009 FIFA U20 World champion racked home an impressive 16 appearance for the struggling Ascoli in the Serie B.
The presence of Bright Addae could however not brighten the future for Ascoli as they occupy the 20th slot in the 22 club league with 12 defeats already.
Injury ravaged Black Satellites attacking prodigy Moses Odjer returned to the last four of the Serie B log after another home reverse to promotion chasing Cagliari on Thursday afternoon. Odjer returned from injury last month but has yet to drag his paymasters out of the drop all season. The nimble footed attacker has 11 appearance under his name in an injury troubled campaign. The Salernitana attacking gem will be hoping for an improved second half of the season if he is to avoid a drop in ladder at the end of the season.
Maxwell Acosty Boadi and Emmanuel Bessea are not far away from the relegation threat with one point separating them from the red ink at the end of the season.
Ghanaian trio battling relegation in Serie B
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