Promising Ghanaian midfielder Jeffery Ibrahim Fuseini is poised for action in the soon-to-start second round of the Togolese Championnat National League.
Ibrahim, 22, is the younger brother of former Ghana Premier League top scorer Latif Atta Blessing and has been phenomenal for AS Togo in the Championnat.
The all-action midfielder guided his side to a second place finish on the standings at the end of the first round, mustering an assist spiced with one man-of-the-match award in just four outings.
Ibrahim, whose playing style has been attributed to Euro 2016 gold medalist Renato Sanchez, will be in his full regalia in the top of the table clash with Dynamic Togolais as his side seeks to usurp their opponents on Sunday January 16.
Below is the Koforidua-born midfielder’s style of play:
– deep-lying orchestrator/roaming playmaker
– great pace, agility, flair and coordination
– player with very good technical ability, mobility, 1vs1 short-dribbling skills, close ball control, and fast direction shifts in possession
– well-rounded, hard-working team player
– knows how to dictate tempo using his good vision, passing ability at all distances and natural technique to create dynamism on the team’s build-up process
– equally useful in combinational and counterattacking style
– creative at his off-the-ball movements, and likes to find the best space to receive the ball with good timings, linking up the team’s midfield and attack
– his stamina, determination, agility and pace enables him to cover a lot of ground ground
– very comfortable on the ball, with a willingness to play and receive passes along the ground
– constantly asking for the ball and often is an additional passing option
– great composure and retention skills under pressure/press-resistant player
– able to deliver pinpoint passes and crosses
– aggressive and tenacious tackler
– good reaction to the loss of the ball with good aggressive attitude and good recovery of his position
– high number of passes and touches per game
– all-action and energetic.
