Ghana and Amiens SC midfielder Emmanuel Lomotey has set sights on scoring more as well as aiding his teammates to score more in the ongoing French Ligue II season for club, Amiens.



The towering midfield gem has been unable to hit the back of the net or assist any of his teammates in the ten (10) games he has featured out of a total of seventeen (17) games for his club side this season.

According to the former Extremadura midfielder, he is keen to change his poor stat, when his side take to the field over the weekend should he get the nod from coach Tanchot Oswald when they travel away to face Guingamp

In an interview with Saharafootball.net, he remarked that, together with his teammates, they will be looking to push their side to finish in the top half when the league ends in the coming months.

“We are working hard in training to ensure that we move up the ladder on the league log, there some matches we should have won but we didn’t, the draws are too many, it’s all in the past now.”.

“I want to score and assist more for my club that way, we can win and change our position, I have been working really hard in training and it’s my hope that it will reflect on the field soon.”

Amiens have copped 23 points from 17 fixtures so far in Ligue II.

After several months of football hiatus, clearance has been given for a resumption of football activities, national teams will have a fair taste in order to pit their strength against each other to identify weakness for ratifications.



This development has however paved way Ghana Black Stars coach, Charles Akonnor, who has named a 23-man squad for next month’s international friendly against Mali.

Emmanuel Lomotey one of five debutants to be handed the rare privilege of playing for the senior national team is full of joy at the opportunity.

The young industrious midfielder in an exclusive interview with Saharafootball.net couldn’t hide his excitement.

“I am grateful for the call-up, I least expected it, I will give my all to help mother Ghana anytime I get the opportunity,” he said.

He went on to suggest that, as a player, it was his long held ambition to don the national colors of the country.

“For quite a long time, I have always said to myself that I will play for the country and indeed it’s a privilege to earn a call-up” he ended.

Lomotey currently plies his trade in France with Amiens SC.

He is yet to score or assist having featured 3 times this season in Ligue 2, playing a total of 168 minutes.

The former Ghana U23 midfielder,who was part of Blackstars B side that won 2017 Wafu Cup of Nations on home soil will grab the chance to stake his claim to a starting berth in CK Akonnor’s startup should he feature against Mali in Antalya, Turkey on October 9,2020 and three days later against Qatar.