Prolific Ghanaian Striker Completes Move to German Club FC Nurnberg

• Kwadwo Duah has completed his move from Switzerland topflight side St Gallen to Bundesliga 2 outfit FC Nurnberg
• The London-born attacker moves to Germany after outstanding campaign with St Gallen last season as the Greens reach the Cup final
• Kwadwo Duah has represented Switzerland at youth leave and remains eligible to play for the Black Stars of Ghana

English-born Ghanaian-Swiss footballer, Kwadwo Baah, has joined German Bundesliga 2 outfit FC Nurnberg in the summer transfer window.

The 25-year-old signed a long-term deal with the club after leaving Swiss topflight side St Gallen.

FC Nurnberg confirmed the arrival of the prolific striker on their official website, with the attacker set to start pre-season on Sunday.

"The club has a new striker. Shortly before the start of the training camp (from June 26th to July 3rd in Natz/Schabs) a new face appeared at the Valznerweiher today. The sporting director of 1. FC Nürnberg has signed Kwadwo Duah from the Swiss Super League after he successfully passed his medical check and provided him with a long-term contract," wrote the club.

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Kwadwo Duah netted 15 goals and provided four assists as St Gallen reached the Swiss Cup final last season.

“The club has been trying hard for me for a year. I had the best feeling here, that's why I chose the club. I'm looking forward to the fans, to the stadium and to scoring goals here," Duah told the club's website.

The powerful forward was born to Ghanaian parents in London and was raised in Switzerland, but remains eligible to play for the Black Stars of Ghana.

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According to GhanaSoccernet, the St. Gallen attacker has made himself unavailable for the Black Stars' encounter against the Super Eagles despite not suffering from any injury.

Duah was born in London to Ghanaian parents and moved to Switzerland at a younger age, meaning he is eligible to play for Ghana, England and Switzerland. Read more: