FTC: Malian striker signed - official
We have previously heard from colleagues in Moldova and then from management circles that Sheriff Tiraspol striker Adama Traoré could be FTC's big catch in the summer transfer window.
Traoré's contract with Sheriff is valid until 2023. The striker signed for the Tiraspolians in February last year, having previously played for several clubs in France in the second division. His record in 60 games for Sheriff is 25 goals and 16 assists. In the fall, he made six appearances in the group stage of the Champions League, scoring against Inter and Shakhtar, providing an assist against Real.
„Ferencváros is a club with a long history, and in recent years, it has also played in the Champions League and Europa League group stages. Of course, I watched some of their matches on television, their game was very convincing, so I didn't have to think too much. Fradi is a great club. I already felt after seeing their games that if I come here, I could benefit a lot too, and I will definitely make the right decision,” Traoré told Fradi Media.
He added that he is basically an attacking player, and he is confident in all positions in this zone.
PLAYER MOVEMENT AT FERENCVÁROS IN THE SUMMER
Arrivals:Adama Traoré(Mali, Sheriff Tiraspol – Moldova)
On loan from: –
Back from loan:András Csonka(Budafok),Dominik Csontos(Soroksár),Dániel Gera (Puskás AFC),Patrick Iyinbor(Vasas),Bálint Katona (KTE),Máté Katona (Soroksár),Ádám Varga (Soroksár)
Youth players recruited/signed a professional contract: –
Picked out:Andrian Kraev(Bulgarian, Levski Sofia – Bulgaria),Derek Cornelius(Canadian, Vancouver Whitecaps – Canada, currently Panetolikos – Greece),Saliou Guindo(KF Laci – Albania)
Departures:Miha Blazic(Slovenia, contract expires, Angers – France?)
On loan to: –
Could transfer/are interested in them: Roko Baturina(Croatia),Lasa Dvali(Georgia, contract expires),Róbert Mak(Slovakia, contract expires),Marko Marin(Germany, retires),Tokmac Nguen(Somalia-Norway, contract expires, Besiktas – Turkey, Feyenoord – The Netherlands, Nagoya Grampus – Japan),Somália(Brazil)
