Ghanaian international, Daniel Adu-Adjei has opened up on his short-term target at his club, AFC Bournemouth.
The striker on Tuesday, February 21, signed his first professional contract with the English Premier League club.
“Striker Daniel Adu-Adjei has put pen to paper on his first professional contract with AFC Bournemouth.
“The under-18s frontman has signed a two-year professional contract, keeping him with the Cherries until at least the summer of 2025,” the English club said in an announcement on Tuesday.
Speaking to the media team of AFC Bournemouth, Daniel Adu-Adjei said he is delighted and will continue working to improve himself.
“I’m delighted to have signed my first professional contract, it’s something I’ve worked my whole life for.
“I would like to thank my family, God and everyone around the club for their support. I want to kick on now and hopefully progress and keep improving,” he said.
Daniel Adu-Adjei added, “I’ve had ups and downs during my scholarship. I was really pleased with my first year and things went well for me.
“I had an injury at the start of this season which held me back a bit but I came through it thanks to the support I received from everybody.
“There is a tremendous community spirit here and they allow you to concentrate on your football rather than think about all the other stuff.”