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Medeama sign former Liberty midfielder Michael Sefah on 2-year deal

Marita Naa Ayikaaley Quartey by Marita Naa Ayikaaley Quartey
February 11, 2022
in Ghana Premier League, Ghanaian Players Abroad, Soccer
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Medeama sign former Liberty midfielder Michael Sefah on 2-year deal

Medeama have signed talented former Liberty Professionals midfielder Michael Sefah in a bid to boost their title charge in the Ghana Premier League this season.

Sefah has joined Medeama, who are currently fourth and seven points off top spot, on a two-year deal.

Able to play in the centre of defence and in midfield as well, Sefah joined Liberty Professionals in 2019, appearing in 14 matches in the Normalization Committee’s Special Competition.

He also scored one goal, in a game against Accra Hearts of Oak.

Sefah received lots of plaudits for his performances for the Dansoman club and earned the nickname ‘van Dijk’, with Liberty fans insisting that his quality at the back was on par with the celebrated Liverpool defender.

Sefah’s career began in 2005 at Hearts Babies, before further stints at Young Kotoko FC and Blessing Academy.

He made a move to Stars Academy in South Africa, before returning to Ghana to play for Unity Stars in 2014.

Prior to joining Liberty, Sefah played in the Gabonese league for Stade Migoveen between 2014 and 2015, helping the side to qualify to top-flight, before earning a transfer to AS Pelican where he played until mid-2018.

Credit: Ghanasoccernet

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