Championship: Di Matteo Affirms Absolute Confidence In Adomah

Aston Villa boss, Roberto Di Matteo, has reiterated his confidence in Ghana international, Albert Adomah, saying that the best is yet to be seen from the talented Ghana winger.

Albert Adomah

Adomah marked his competitive debut for Aston Villa with a late appearance in their 0-0 draw with Ipswich Town in the English Championship last weekend.

The 28-year-old is tipped to be part of Di Matteo’s team on Saturday as they face Newcastle United at the Villa Park.

In a post-match interview, Di Matteo said:

“We are very pleased he has made his debut at the weekend.

“He is certainly an attacking player who can create an overload and chances for the team. He has very good skills.

“He is very good in one-on-one situations. He is a good crosser and has good movement. He is a good team player, as well.

“He is a very happy character with a good personality. He has fitted into the team very nicely.”

Championship: Di Matteo Affirms Absolute Confidence In Adomah

Adomah To Be Involved In Swap Deal

Middlesbrough have offered Ghana international, Albert Adomah, to Aston Villa for Adama Traore, who is reported to be having his medical this morning, according to the Press Association.

Last week, the winger rejected a move to Aston Villa after they failed to reach an agreement with Boro on the player

Former Barcelona winger, Traore, made it clear to Villa boss, Roberto Di Matteo earlier this summer that he wants to quit the Villa Park.

Winger, Adomah, joined Middlesbrough from Bristol City in 2013, helping Boro earn promotion from the Championship to the Premier League last season.

Adomah was not part of Avram Grant’s 23-man Squad to face Rwanda in the last match of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier to be played on September 3, 2016 at the Accra Sports Stadium.

Adomah To Be Involved In Swap Deal

Adomah Turns Down Purported Championship Move

Middlesbrough and Ghana winger, Albert Adomah has rejected a move to Championship side, Aston Villa, according to HITC Sport.

Aston Villa and Boro had not agreed terms on the player, but the talks had begun and the player and his representatives were given permission to talk terms, but Adomah – whose current deal is due to expire next summer – decided against the switch.

Negotiations between Boro and the player are set to continue, amid speculations of interest coming from Premier League sides, Burnley and Crystal Palace.

The Ghana international turned down Boro’s offer of a new three-year deal last week because the offer was below his expectations.

Adomah was not part of Avram Grant’s 23-man Squad to face Rwanda in the last match of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier to be played on September 3, 2016.

Adomah Turns Down Purported Championship Move

Jordan To Partner Adomah At Villa?

Aston Villa have initiated talks with Middlesbrough over their (Boro’s) winger, Albert Adomah, according to reports.

The 28-year-old was left out of the 18-man squad by head coach Aitor Karanka, with Adam Reach instead being named on Boro’s bench at The Hawthorns.

Speculations over the weekend linked the Ghana international with a move to Championship new boys, Aston Villa ahead of Wednesday’s transfer deadline.

The Ghanaian is a popular figure at The Riverside and has played nearly 150 games for the club since joining from Bristol City in 2013.

Talks over a new deal have not progressed well and Villa have now made a move, and are ready to offer him more than Middlesbrough are willing.

If the deal should go through, he will join his fellow national team mate, Jordan Ayew who was the top scorer for Aston Villa last season with seven goals.

Jordan To Partner Adomah At Villa?

I"m Ready for the Premier League- Albert Adomah

Middlesbrough winger Albert Adomah has expressed his readiness for the English Premier League (EPL) as the new season kicks starts on the Saturday,13th August 2016.

 

The Ghana international will hope to lead his side to at least stay up this season as the Teessiders prepare for their first top-flight campaign in seven years.

 

In an interview with Clubcall, Adomah said : “I’m ready now and to be honest, I really can’t wait for pre-season to be finished,pre-season helps, obviously. The training helps and it gets us fit to try and win games and helps us link up with new players.

 

“But at the same time, you just want that to be finished so you can concentrate on the season.”

 

He added: “It does feel a bit surreal to be honest because you look up to these players having watched them on television, and now you happen to be playing with them. “But it’s part of my career now and obviously they can make me a better player.”

 

Middlesbrough kick start their campaign against Stoke City at home on Saturday.

I"m Ready for the Premier League- Albert Adomah