By: Alusine Rehme Wilson
Leone Stars midfielder Kwame Quee took to the internet to share his excitement after having a bit of playing time with his new club Najran SC of Saudi Arabia.
The talented Sierra Leone winger turned midfielder says he is happy to have played a part during the Arabian side’s Najran SC 2-1 win which they picked up last Wednesday at the King Abdulllah Sports City Jaddah their day’s opponent Jeddah Football Club home stadium.
The 25-year-old Sierra Leone soccer sensation who represented his home country at the 33rd Edition of the Africa Cup of Nations before he joined the Saudi Arabian side some two weeks ago from Island based outfit Vikingur Reykjavik where he won several laurels including the 2019 Icelandic Cup, posted two photos of him donning the green, red and yellow colors of his new team on all his social media handles with the caption: “First experience in the Arab world. Some minutes in the tank +3 point. Vamos Najran. To the Fans Shukrann.”
His agility on the internet recently points out that the football looks brightest and by all indications now ambitiously anticipates for a space in his new team starting XI to further unleash his soccer potential.
But Kwame who started his football career with Sierra Leone elite side FC Johansen have revealed that at the moment he is okay moving to the Arab world for the first time to continue his professional football.
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