Meet the top 4 African stars who played for Eintracht Frankfurt
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Danish Superliga side, Randers FC are eager to see Ghanaian forward Ernest Nuamah leave before they face FC Nordsjaelland on Sunday.
Randers FC have sent a message to French giants, PSG and Dutch club, Ajax, to hurriedly buy Nuamah following his dazzling performances in the league.
The unstoppable 19-year-old has been in explosive form in the new season, bagging the Best Player and Young Player of the Month awards.
And after just three matches, clubs in Denmark are trying to avoid the player they describe as a beast for tearing the league apart with his enormous talent.
Meet the top 4 African stars who played for Eintracht Frankfurt
FootballIn a funny but serious request on social media, Randers made a come-get-him plea to PSG and Ajax before he inflicts them with defeat this weekend.
"Dear chairman of PSG, Ajax and all other clubs interested in Nuamah. Please buy him now!," wrote the club on Twitter.
"At the very latest before the game on Sunday so we don't get to face the beast of a player," added Randers.
Numah has netted four goals and provided an assist in three games this season, as reported by Transfermarkt.
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Ghanaian forward Ernest Nuamah continued his rich run of form in the new Danish Superliga season after scoring a Messi-esque freekick in FC Nordsjaelland's victory over Brondby.
The talented left-footed attacker curled home from outside the box to give his side the lead in the second half of their 3-1 win at the Right to Dream Park.
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FootballNordsjaelland had conceded early in the game after the visitors scored through Nicolai Vallys in the 37th minute.
FC Nordsjaelland have unveiled their third kit for the 2023/24 season, with the design said to be inspired by Ghanaian culture.
The Danish club have a strong relationship with football in the West African country, with the Right to Dream Academy in Akosombo serving as their feeder team.
Announcing the release of Nordsjaelland's new kit, which was produced by Nike, the Farum-based club picked a popular Ghanaian symbol as a representation of their ideals.