‘Enterprising’ Ghanaian midfielder Salis Abdul Samed plays full throttle on injury return against PSG

Enterprising Ghanaian midfielder Salis Abdul Samed played full throttle for his team Clermont Foot FC on his return to first team action against Paris Saint Germain upon his recovery from a slight illness over the weekend.

Samed Salis missed the last round of fixtures before the international break when Clermont drew 2-2 with FC Metz at home due to a reported fever and fatigue.

The Ghanaian played full throttle for his team as they were brushed aside by Big Money Spenders PSG by 4-0 at the Parc des Princes.

He trained with his colleagues throughout the week as the newly promoted team faced a telling task against Star-studded PSG side which ended in a drubbing.

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The youngster is a pivot in his team and has been a regular starter for his side playingaagainst Girondins Bordeaux, ESTAC Troyes and Olympique Lyon before his injury.

Samed, 21, a combative and box-to-box midfielder signed a permanent deal at Clermont in July 2021 from JMG Academy in Abidjan after dazzling for the team in then in Ligue 2 in his two successful loan seasons.