Elmina Sharks winger Benjamin Tweneboah says he is pleased with his performances in the Ghana Premier League, after helping the debutantes maintain their premier League status.
The winger was one of the most exciting players in the Ghana Premier League, with his pace and trickery on the flanks earning him the nickname “Neymar.”
Having enjoyed a good season in Ghana’s top flight, Tweneboah insists he was happy with his performances.
“This is my first season in the Ghana Premier League, I have never played in it before so I promised myself at the start of the season I was going to put in my best for the fans to see my potential,” he told Happy FM.
“The determination I had and with the help of God, I had a very good season.”
Tweneboah’s performance has attracted interest from other club’s but the winger says he wants to enjoy the off season before making a decision about his future.
“We just ended the season so I haven’t even rested to even make my mind on a move. It will take time for me to make a move. When the offer comes and it’s good, that’s when I can decide I will move but if the offer is not good, I don’t think I will make a move.”
Elmina Sharks finished the season on 9th position with 42 points, five points adrift of relegation.
By Lukman Evergreen Mumin