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Justice Blay begins new chapter with Al Kadhimiya SC after Asante Kotoko exit

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
February 27, 2026
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Justice Blay has officially begun life at his new club, Al Kadhimiya SC, featuring in action in the Iraq Premier League as he embarks on a fresh chapter in his football career


The former Asante Kotoko SC midfielder made his move to the Middle East after years of experience in the Ghana Premier League, where he built a reputation as a tough-tackling, energetic and versatile midfielder. His switch to Iraq marks his first major stint outside Ghana and represents a bold step in his professional journey.


Journey Through Ghana Football


Justice Blay rose to prominence during his time with Medeama SC, where his commanding presence in midfield quickly caught attention. Known for his ability to break up opposition play, win aerial duels and launch quick transitions, he became a key figure in the Ghanaian top flight.


His performances earned him a move to Asante Kotoko, one of Ghana’s most decorated clubs. At Kotoko, Blay further developed his game, featuring in high-profile domestic matches and continental competitions. His work rate and combative style made him a fan favourite, especially in fiercely contested league games.


During his time with the Porcupine Warriors, Blay demonstrated leadership qualities and tactical discipline. Whether deployed as a defensive midfielder shielding the backline or given license to push forward, he consistently delivered solid performances. His ability to score from distance and contribute during set pieces added another dimension to his game.


Style of Play and Strengths


Blay is widely recognised for his physical strength, stamina and aggressive pressing. He thrives in midfield battles, often disrupting opponents’ rhythm with timely interceptions and strong tackles. Beyond his defensive attributes, he possesses a powerful shot and can drive forward with the ball when space opens up.


His experience in Ghana’s competitive league environment has prepared him well for the intensity of football abroad. The move to Al Kadhimiya SC provides him with a new challenge — adapting to a different football culture, tactical system and competitive setting.


New Challenge in Iraq


The Iraq Premier League continues to attract foreign players looking to broaden their careers, and Justice Blay’s arrival adds experience and steel to Al Kadhimiya SC’s midfield. The club will be hoping his Ghana Premier League pedigree translates into consistency and leadership on the pitch.


For Blay, this move represents more than just a transfer. It is an opportunity to prove himself on an international stage, expand his professional profile and possibly open doors to further opportunities across Asia or Europe.


Ghanaian football fans will be watching closely as Justice Blay settles into life in Iraq, hopeful that his determination and fighting spirit — qualities that defined his time at Asante Kotoko — will help him thrive in this new environment.

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