Gor Mahia’s youthful defensive midfielder Anthony ‘Teddy’ Akumu made\u00a0 a good impression in randers FC in difficult circumstances. However the team has not made a decision on signing him. Coach kronjyderne will make a decision next week.<\/p>\n
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Akumu training in frigid conditions<\/span><\/p>\n Akumu was solid while training in frigid conditions that make every single tooth chatter endlessly. Impressive considering he had never seen a single snowflake in his life. He said “The first training was very hard to get through, because I simply froze so much,’<\/em> Tells anthony – or ‘kennedy’ as he is called on tr\u00e6ningsbanen – after last Friday’s training session.<\/p>\n Akumu continued “But I now have become used to the weather, and was a little better today,’.\u00a0 “I hope I can help the team<\/em>”<\/p>\n My aim is to earn a contract, so I hope that I will be better and is better and better into the team the next few days.’ ‘I think that I can do it well in randers and help the team to a very good position, if I have the opportunity,<\/em><\/p>\n Randers have been assessing the young midtbanespiller (midfielder in Danish), since chefscout Peter christiansen contacted him in September.<\/p>\n Akumu impressed while playing alongside US international striker, the sensational Freddy Adu who became a famous prodigy as early as age 12 but has yet to fulfill the promise and hype that has followed him in the last 9 years.<\/p>\n Speaking on Akumu, The danish officials said – “We have seen him in a few matches and to training, and he has done well under difficult conditions and very different situation than he is accustomed to. We have not taken any decision on him yet<\/em>“.<\/p>\n We have to concentrate on the weekend’s struggle, and then meet with jacob Nielsen in next week to discuss him, says chefscout Peter ‘PC’ christiansen to\u00a0 . While Teddy will be in randers FC week, the club ON THE OTHER HAND said goodbye to any freddy Adu after he yesterday played an hour in reservenederlaget to FCM. – HE HAS GONE back to Washington, which it has always been the plan<\/em>.<\/p>\n – Adu HAS GONE back to Washington, which it has always been the plan. He was here because there was room and nothing else, says Christiansen. Adu were able to act in three reservekampe, all of which were lost.<\/em><\/p>\n Says Christansen Akumu is a tall and elegant player, which is good to dictate the pace in midfield and also start the passing attack<\/em>.<\/p>\n Teddy training with team-mates and other trialists<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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