Ghanaian attacker, Kwadwo Baah, has stated that his upcoming move to newly promoted Premier League side Watford is the biggest achievement in his career to date.
Baah,18, has been a star for Rochdale and attracted interest for a number of clubs. One of them was Watford who agreed a five-year deal with his club. The player is expected to join in June.
“I’m very excited to join Watford,” the striker told the club website.
“It’s been a dream of mine to play in the Premier League so for Watford to give me that opportunity, I’m very grateful. Watford showed me they really wanted me. They want me to prove myself to them and to show I can play in the Premier League and show the world what I can do."
“Getting called up by England was a big achievement, but Watford signing me this summer, so I can have the opportunity to play in the Premier League, is my biggest achievement in life so far. I’m really happy for that.”