“Yea, is part of my long term plan to move to mainstream Europe. Before you get there you have to be properly prepared and I think Finland, HJK and Honka have given me that platform. I don’t want to get to mainstream Europe and I’m on the bench, not getting regular playing time, frustrated one way on the other. I prefer to be here and play top flight football. But with the matter of getting to mainstream Europe is just in the pipeline and I think HJK Helsinki will just give that plate form to move forward,” He said.
Since leaving Asante Kotoko for Honka in the Finnish top flight, the 22-year-old has not played for any club in main-stream Europe.
The left-back, who has joined Finnish League champions HJK Helsinki on a three-year-deal, is nurturing dreams of playing for an English Premier League outfit.
By Dennis Mirpuri
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