Showing posts with label Bright Adjei. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bright Adjei. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 August 2016

Bright Adjei Confident Of CNN Award






Bright Adjei Confident Of CNN Award

Friday, 6 May 2016

Excited Bright Adjei Grateful To Teammates For POTM Award

Aduana Stars sensational forward Bright Adjei has acknowledged the positive impact of his team mates on his Player of the month award.


The talented forward earned himself the fans player of the month award in the April edition but was quick to share the accolade with his team mates.


The 21 year old super star rose to fame on the international media landscape with his CNN goal of the week award in the opening matches of the domestic league and has since built on that solid foundation.


The Dormaa based forward played starring roles in his side three match winning streak to land himself the monthly player of the year award as voted by the fans.


The excited forward thanked his team mates for stretching him to get the best outside of his God given talent.


“It is a collective award because I cannot win it alone on the field. I played with my colleagues and they forced me to get the best out of my God given talent. It is only natural that I share my golden moments with them to keep the vim going forward’, Adjei told sportscrusader.com.


The ex Tema Youth attacker further added, “It is an award that will get me going forward as a player knowing very well that people are monitoring me from the stands and beyond. In order to defend it in the next edition I will have to work extra hard which will in a long run will improve my game”.


Bright Adjei has so far scored three goals in the opening 10 matches of the season.



Excited Bright Adjei Grateful To Teammates For POTM Award

Monday, 28 March 2016

Award Winning Bright Adjei Motivated To Score More Goals

Aduana Stars attacker Bright Adjei has revealed he is  drawing a lot of motivation after edging out Luis Suarez for the CNN goal of the week accolade.


The media engulfed Ghana youth international racked home an artful strike for Aduana stars right at the death of the game to share honours in their week four clash with Ashgold, which was eventually voted by fans as the best goal of the week globally.


The exploit of the nimble footed Aduana Stars star forward has forced many fans to keep a close eye on the ongoing GPL season that includes discussion on the international platforms.


The confident speaking Adjei however pledged to even improve on his finishing after drawing lots of motivation from the international lenses channelled on him.


The trickery attacker then followed up the award winning strike with another goal in a painful 7-6 penalty shootouts defeat against Techiman City but has pledged to even fine tune his finishing touches as player.


“Glory be to the Almighty God for helping me win the award.


“The recognition will motivate me to score more goals in my professional career.


“It is always great to score and I am happy to have scored in the FA Cup in particular season”, he said.


Aduana Stars collapsed late into their MTN FA cup last 64 stage after a commanding 2-0 at the Nana Amyaw Park on Sunday to eventually bow out on penalty shootouts.


The 2011 league champions endured a torried start to the start but has since regained their swagger on the domestic scene.




Award Winning Bright Adjei Motivated To Score More Goals

Saturday, 19 March 2016

GPL Report: AshGold Draw Fourth Straight Game

Ashanti Gold were held to a fourth successive draw in the 2015/16 Ghana Premier League, when they hosted Aduana Stars on Saturday.


Bright Adjei’s late sensational finish cancelled Osei Baffour’s first half goal from 12-yards to ensure the defending champions continue to struggle to exert their presence in this year’s league.


An even game was marred by hefty tackles by both teams as they struggled to have the game under control.


AshGold incursions were difficult to be controlled by Aduana Stars back line, and their probing questions, and one of those was not answered when a swift inter-positional play between Tijani Joshua and Bright Adjei sent the latter on goal.


His attempted cross found the hand of Godfred Saka according to referee Cecil Fletcher though replayed said otherwise. Emmanuel Osei Baffour took responsibility and stroke the ball past Stephen Adams.







Aduana Stars resumed play, and began knocking at the doors of AshGold, but Yahaya Mohammed was a disappointment in front of goal. He blazed opportunities that were hard to come by into the air.


And AshGold held on the slender lead into dressing room.


A more tactical and hard working Aduana Stars took control of proceedings and were destined to pull a super come-back, but as they looked anxious in front of goal.


Talisman Yahaya Mohammed chose the turf to gain referee’s sympathy instead fighting for balls – wasting the end the product of his hard working teammates.


AshGold also had opportunities to cushion their lead, but poor finishing inspired more as they believed they could snatch a point.


That believe paid dividends on the few seconds into the 90th minute when a poking pass from Noah Martey into AshGold’s box found the Bright Adjei whose bicycle kicked powered went beyond Robert Dabuo,  and into the net.


And Aduana Stars leaves Obuasi with a hard fought point, extending AshGold’s drawn games to four on the trot.




GPL Report: AshGold Draw Fourth Straight Game