Ghanaian midfielder Emmanuel Kumah recounts early acclamation struggles in Poland

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Wisla Krakow midfielder Emmanuel Kumah recounted his early adjustment struggles after securing a move to the Polish side.

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He made the move in the 2020 winter transfer window and has now adjusted to the club.

But, in the beginning, he struggled, especially with the language.

"[I struggled] certainly with the tongue. From the beginning of my stay in Wisła, I was learning Polish, but I had difficulties with absorbing the next words. Fortunately, I already know a lot more, so I don't have communication problems in my team," he told FutbolNews.pl.

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He also revealed his lockerroom acclimatisation problems.

"At first I was scared, until I was afraid to approach anyone (laughs). However, it quickly turned out that the Wisła players are helpful. I think that during this time, Kuba Bartosz helped me the most, on whose support I could count on from the beginning."

Kumah featured for Ghana's U-20 team earlier in his career.