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SJK Seinäjoki sign three Ghanaian youngsters from Vision FC

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
April 1, 2024
in Europe, Football, Ghana, Players Abroad
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Ghana’s Division One League Zone Three side Vision FC’s Emmanuel Akansase, Sayibu Yakubu and Kwame Otu has landed in Seinäjoki, forming an exciting trio.

Akansase and Yakubu, having showcased their skills in winter matches, secured spots in the esteemed SJK Academy. Meanwhile, Otu, also signed by the academy, will begin his journey on loan with another club.

The collaboration between SJK and Vision FC extends into the 2024 season, aiming to scout promising talents across Ghana. Vision FC, based in Accra, serves as a breeding ground for budding footballers, nurturing them for future success. The partnership aims to identify top prospects, guiding them through SJK’s ranks and potentially onto the global stage.

Emmanuel Akansase, at 19, and Sayibu Yakubu, at 18, emerge from Vision FC’s youth system, venturing to Europe for the first time with this transfer.

Their familiarity with Vision FC since their junior days offers a glimpse into their potential. Meanwhile, 22-year-old Kwame Otu brings a wealth of experience, having represented Ghana’s national team in African Championship qualifiers.

SJK Akatemia’s commendable journey to the Ykkösliigacup final sets the stage for a thrilling encounter against FF Jaro on April 6 at Tellushall in Pietarsaari.

As anticipation builds for the league season’s commencement on April 13, with Järvenpää Palloseura visiting OmaSp Stadium, excitement permeates the air.

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