Bulgarian giants FC Ludogorets confirm signing of Ghanaian forward, Kwadwo Duah.
On Wednesday, the highly-anticipated agreement was successfully finalized, and Duah was officially introduced to the excited Ludogorets supporters.
The talented player is eager to start training with the club on Thursday and is determined to leave his mark on the team.
The 12-time champions made a significant move by securing the services of attacker Duah from Germany’s Nürnberg.
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Ludogorets went the extra mile to present Kwadwo Duah to their fans ahead of today’s second game in the first preliminary round of the Champions League against FC Ballkani.
The addition of the forward to the team has sparked enthusiasm among the supporters, who are eagerly anticipating his performances while wearing Ludogorets’ jersey.
Reportedly, Ludogorets invested 3 million euros in the transfer of Kwadwo Duah, and he has signed a three-year contract that extends until at least 2026.
Although born in London, Duah holds Swiss citizenship due to his upbringing in Switzerland, where he began his football journey in the Young Boys youth team.
He progressed through the ranks, making his first-team debut before joining Nurnberg after successful loan spells at Swiss clubs FC Winterthur, FC Wil 1900, and Servette FC.
